Tag:Indian Ruminations

Poetry

They Say – Vaishnavi Namdeo, Bareilly

They say, 'Check on your dress' They say, 'Why showing that bra strap?' They say, 'Why you go after 9?' They say, 'How...

IR - July 1, 2020

Poetry

Suicide – Sivaprasad V., Kerala

An act of cowardice when a loser does Disgrace to kins it brings He does have the right to live but the right...

IR - March 8, 2020

Book-Reviews

‘Andhar, Badhirar, Mookar’ is the cultural resistance against political dictations of NaMo – Imthiyas A., Kerala

When religion dictate constitutional rights of Kashmiries in the contemporary Indian political scenario, the novel ‘Andhar, Badhirar, Mookar’ by T D Ramakrishnan stand aside with political sharpness...

IR - March 8, 2020

Fiction

The Choice – Tamizh Ponni, Bengaluru

“Hey, don’t go too far,'' yelled Amy, adjusting her boater. The popsicle in her other hand was melting with all possible haste not letting...

IR - January 1, 2020

Fiction

Moving a File – A Herculean Task – M.S Menon, New Delhi [Sankupurana – Memoirs of an Engineer]

Next morning, I left the house right on time to reach the Law office by the time the office opened, so that I would be able...

IR - January 1, 2020

Poetry

Woman by a well – Jit Bhattacharya, Kolkata

She squats by the well jet black hair knotted up tight sari bunched around her waist the small of her dark bare back...

IR - January 1, 2020

Fiction

The Saints Came Marching – Dev Vrat Sharma, Rajasthan

They came in a likeness of a pageant, marching. Huge figures, tall, short, middle statured: almost of all humanly possible dimensions; pot bellied, with...

IR - January 1, 2020

Poetry