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Book-Reviews

Essence of life – A book review on Debashis Barah’s Wisdom Capsules from the Diary of the Visionary of Truth by Mahesh Krishnan, Trivandrum

Wisdom Capsules from the Diary of the Visionary of Truth belongs to the category of self-help books. But unlike the run-of-the-mill books that belong...

IR - May 16, 2018

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

Ruminations – Rajani Priya.S, Tamilnadu

Gifts of heaven fully laden Lord’s graces in our hearts Man’s oblivion makes them gone Forever gone Let all the boons be given To enliven The dead old good spirits...

IR - November 5, 2014

Fiction

On that fateful day – Pawan Kumar, Delhi

Aarif did not choose his religion; he got it by birth, from his family, because of the family he was born into. Is it...

IR - December 25, 2012

Literary Updates

Leelavati presented Mathrubhumi Literary Award

Renowned literary critic and educationist M Leelavati was bestowed with the prestigious 'Mathrubhumi Literary Award' for this year. The award, instituted by the leading Malayalam...

IR - December 22, 2012

Book-Reviews

Mighty Touch that Stays on You- A Book Review on Jacob Issac’s Sense of Enigma by P A Noushad

The ordinary things portrayed with extraordinary enthusiasm and trying to delve into the mind of man through simple diction are the qualities I enjoyed...

IR - November 17, 2012

Book-Reviews

The Door is Half Open, an anthology of Poems by Susheel Kumar Sharma – Carol Abrahms, South Africa

Susheel Kumar Sharma, The Door is Half Open. New Delhi: Adhyayan Publishers & Distributors. 2012. ISBN: 978-81-8435-341-9. pages 141, 150.00/ US $ 10.00 /UK...

IR - November 15, 2012

Book-Reviews

Graceful Green, an anthology of poems by Sonia Dalia – Dr Shamenaz, Uttar Pradesh

“Writing poetry is a fascination for some, a passion for some others while it is a religion for many. A poet does not demand...

IR - October 14, 2012

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PoetryJune 25, 2022

Pande-mourning

You cry.You postA photographOn your Whatsapp StatusYou send offA scurry of WhatsappMessagesTo potential mourners.You gloatOn your movability.You writeA cathartic...

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