Tag:Indian English writers

Fiction

Blank Sheet of Paper, Sana Shah, Jammu & Kashmir

Being in the prime of my youth, not able to think and contemplate vividly, never was I to be blamed for this. All day...

IR - January 4, 2015

Articles

A Study into Bengali Mangal Kavya: Poetry Written for the Welfare of Beings – Kousik Adhikari

David L. Curley in his immensely important book, Poetry and History: Bengali Mangal-Kavya and Social Change in Precolonial Bengal (2008) defined Mangal Kavya as...

IR - December 21, 2014

Poetry

At the Apartment’s Gate – Rupam Goswami

The night drinks its last breath of warmth. He whistles his best- some parodies he wishes to scribble, but the chill... It permits him not to jot down a few lines: his...

IR - November 21, 2014

Poetry

The Curse of Female Spirit – J.T Jayasingh

They called their land ‘Mother’ And even ‘Mother’ they called their seas ‘The Ganga’, ‘The Saraswati’ They made the rivers female And washed their sins in them. My female...

IR - August 6, 2014

Interviews

“There is discrimination even before they can dream of being a writer” Shivani Gupta, Founder of AccessAbility

Shivani Gupta, author of No Looking Back, is the founder of AccessAbility, a consultancy for promoting physical accessibility. She became involved after attending a...

Ananya Sarkar - August 6, 2014

Poetry

Which fits you? – Gurleen Saluja, Indore

I have shoes of all sizes.. Which fits you? Choose them accordingly You may lead or mislead through! Based on your deeds Be it good or bad, They govern your...

IR - August 6, 2014

Poetry

Love or Pain – Robin Singh, Maharashtra

Love, Love and Love Is that not, what our great fathers and their fathers patronized! A miraculous feeling indeed Adorned by words so sweet, Gestures so kind No more...

Robin Singh - July 1, 2014

Fiction