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Fiction

That Maneater of Sundarban- Prasenjit Gorai, Hyderabad

The weak afternoon sun, after traversing the whole sky could just somehow manage to disperse few slanting rays. Though they enveloped this vast maze...

IR - October 4, 2015

Poetry

The unsurpassable Time -Farah Siddiqui, Allahabad

O’h Time thou is so strapping and powerful Ages and ages thou has surpassed and ruled Now break-off it’s my plead Now stop and do not lead At...

IR - July 12, 2015

Poetry

Islands – Dr. Anupama Chowdhury, West Bengal

I. In the shadows of my lonely days Among the icicles of frigid darkness I looked into your eyes For an embalmed touch.... Like a steamed kettle over-burnt You shrugged...

IR - July 12, 2015

Articles

Loss and Gain in the Process of Translation – Mukesh Kumar, Haryana

Translation according to the 8th edition of Oxford Advanced Learner’s Dictionary is: The process of changing something that is written or spoken into another...

IR - July 12, 2015

Interviews

“I was petrified, but then I thought of the Palestinian children suffering and I found the strength.” – Michelle Cohen Corasanti, Novelist

Michelle Cohen Corasanti is the author of the novel, The Almond Tree. Who though being a Jewish, has depicted the sufferings of Palestinians and...

Shamenaz - January 5, 2015

Articles

Ethics: A way for the development of a Human Being – Hrishikesh Roy, West Bengal

The Renaissance in the Europe played a significant role in knowing the human being of the century. It is with the advent of the...

IR - January 5, 2015

Research Article

Dalit Feminism and Baburao Bagul’s Short Story “Mother” – Swayamdipta Das , Kolkata

Mainstream Indian literature and culture, until very recently, was limited by the marked absence of any significant representation of the Dalit experience. Although not...

IR - January 5, 2015

Fiction