Monthly Archives: June, 2017

Poetry

Translucence – Aakriti Kuntal, Bangalore

Translucent is the color of the day Clouds with silver membranes rolling the city into conical streams of beetle leaves A Palm tree freezes in the wind And...

IR - June 19, 2017

Articles

David Grossman and Jessica Cohen won the Manbooker International Prize 2017

David Grossman the Israeli writer and his ttranslatorJessica Cohen won the Man Booker International prize for his comedy novel A Horse Walks Into The...

Thasni Salim - June 19, 2017

Articles

Leo Varadkar, the Prime Minister of Ireland.

The Indian based young politician Leo Varadkar selected as the new prime minister of Ireland. A parliamentary vote confirmed the country’s youngest and...

IR - June 19, 2017

Poetry

What’s that thing – Neerali Patel, Philadelphia

What’s that thing. that close to impossible harmony. that makes us sing. the yearning for someone. to look at us. with the burning intensity. of someone. who has seen us for...

IR - June 19, 2017

Fiction

Prospects – Mehak Jain, Punjab

Prospects It was way past early morning and the sun peeped through the window. As the bright yellow rays kissed her cheeks, she rubbed her...

IR - June 19, 2017

Articles

Terror attack on Finsbury Park Mosque – one dead and 10 injured.

London has woken up to the news of another appalling attack on muslims near a mosque at Finsbury Park. One man has died and...

IR - June 19, 2017

Articles

India of my dreams – Sameera S Prakash, Kerala

Seventy years ago, our forefathers won us independence. Every year, we celebrate Independence Day. But after all the years, have we achieved what the...

IR - June 15, 2017

Articles