Tag:Indian Ruminations

Articles

Mo Yan wins Nobel Prize in literature 2012

Chinese author Mo Yan, becomes the first Chinese citizen ever to win the Nobel prize in literature. He was chosen as the 2012 recipient for...

IR - October 15, 2012

Fiction

Peanuts – Sambhu Sankar, Kerala

Peels of peanuts lay scattered on his wooden table. The sun trickled in through the open window and little black ants scurried away with...

IR - October 15, 2012

Fiction

Vertigo – Eva Khashnobish, New Delhi

The get-together was scheduled for four o’clock in the afternoon. There were three invitees and two hosts. The meeting place was a senior citizen’s...

IR - October 15, 2012

Fiction

The Lucky Pencil – Trilok Rangan, Karnataka

Birthday celebrations in my home are minimal and predictable. The day would not differ much from the rest of the days in the year...

IR - October 15, 2012

Poetry

Strings – Susheel Kumar Sharma, Uthar Pradesh

The rising smoke From my heart Is an example of my consciousness Not being dead. Nor is the conscience On the wane. The list of research topics Has not been exhausted; New...

IR - October 15, 2012

Poetry

The Criminal Silence – Sandhya S.N, Kerala

I hear a river, complain the earth In utmost despair ‘Mom, I can’t flow anymore As I babbled ago in womb It scares and peeves, The protruding eyes of...

IR - October 15, 2012

Articles

Harmony Dehumanized IN Vikram Seth’s “A Suitable Boy – Rajani Priya, Tamilnadu

Vikram Seth‟s novel “A Suitable Boy”, set in post-independent India, revolves around four deeply intertwined families in the province of Purva Pradesh. The novel...

IR - October 12, 2012

Articles

Feminism and the Empowerment of Women – Dr. Sandipan Vitthal Wanve, Maharashtra

Feminism has occupied an important role in contemporary literary criticism. Feminist literary criticism strongly takes side of women. Its purpose is not to make...

IR - October 12, 2012

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