Monthly Archives: August, 2019

Poetry

Cages and Prison – Snigdha Jain, Rajasthan

Cages don’t need to be visible, Prison don’t need to be tangible, Entrapped as we all are, Despite the so called freedom we...

IR - August 31, 2019

Poetry

Midnight Thought – Paavni Agarwal, Bengaluru

"Its 12 am, and mom thinks you are asleep, yet you lie here, but you are not gleaming at me. What makes you think...

IR - August 31, 2019

Poetry

A Memory – K. S. Dave, Gujarat

A Memory If I die today, Hundreds of poems will be buried with me, Unheard, Unsung; Am I a poet? No. 'I' is absent in 'ME', ...

IR - August 31, 2019

Editorial

Rebuild, not with profit, but with Nature

Natural disasters cannot be prevented but, we can take precautionary measures at different levels of society to minimize its impact on the people and...

Sandhya SN - August 19, 2019

Articles

Other face of growth & development: ‘Labour is not safe’ – Dr. Razeena Kuzhimandapathil & Praveen Pillassery

When all hail international labour solidarity as a public holiday, the rate of unemployment in India increases steadily revealing its employment creation rate drop down to...

IR - August 16, 2019

Articles

The Fictional World of Henry James – Ramlal Agarwal

In the second half of the 19th and the first quarter of the 20th century there was a surge in creative writing and...

IR - August 2, 2019

Fiction

Field Investigations- Some Lessons Learnt – M.S Menon, New Delhi [Sankupurana – Memoirs of an Engineer]

After arranging for the closing and shifting the office and staff from Gopalapuram to Venkatapuram, I went to Vijayawada to apprise Subbaiah of...

IR - August 2, 2019

Fiction

Reminiscence – Srinjoy Bhattacherjee, Mumbai

A million questions remained unanswered. Blood was spilled before sunset – though not killed; spared because it was an auspicious day, the daughter of the village...

IR - August 2, 2019

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