Tag:IR February 2017 Issue

Fiction

A Pair of hornbills – Vignesh Babu, Chennai

A pair of Great Hornbills were kissing each other and their yellow horns knocked every time they tried to do. They were immersed in...

IR - February 5, 2017

Fiction

The Stranger – Rashmi Pillai, Mumbai

‘When will this end? This is absolutely shameful,’ screamed the television news anchor on the debate. The molestation of some women who were out...

IR - February 5, 2017

Poetry

May in Odisha – Pitambar Naik, Odisha

May in Odisha Life hugs a test in the fire A river of love serum flows Butea Monosperma Slashes hearts. At the span of Every beat of the heart A lot...

IR - February 5, 2017

Articles

Not mere GDP, the gross happiness accounts the development of a State – Says Kerala Women State Assembly -2017

A successful attempt to model the Kerala State Assembly for the first time by the women in the State has been conducted during 27-29...

IR - February 5, 2017

Book-Reviews

Challenging the Prejudices in Hindol Sengupta’s Being Hindu – Jayendrina Singha Ray, New Delhi

Being Hindu is a book with an interesting cover, quite like the book itself. Blue in colour, the cover displays the picture of a...

IR - February 5, 2017

Poetry

Your cub forever – Akshaya Pawaskar, Goa

I was just a vestige you could have nipped in the bud. Yet, you kept me safe with string of sacred cord. Third in a row of pinks in this blue...

IR - February 5, 2017

Poetry

Your Inflicted Pain – Sanober Kahkeshan, Maharashtra

Your inflicted pain Has developed deep scars in my heart. I have veiled it from world Disguises people Sometimes by laughing Sometimes by smiling. Unveils it when alone, Dresses the deep...

IR - February 5, 2017