Sabah – Essentially a Poet
Daulat Rahman He starts his day by spreading the light of knowledge. He spends half of the day by inspiring
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Bruised, Battered, Bonded and Defended
SAMHITA BAROOAH Every person goes through personal and political struggles for survival and sustenance. When it comes to socially excluded
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LGBT – A Movement of Inclusion
RAINA BHATTACHARYA It was the time of hearing the plea against Section 377 by the Supreme Court of India. Section
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Sushmita Baruah’s poems critique a humanity
POETRY EDITOR ANANYA S GUHA’S NOTE: Sushmita Baruah’s poems critique a humanity that has forgotten the essential values of life and
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If it doesn’t perplex you, it isn’t modern art: Raina Bhattacharya
RAINA BHATTACHARYA Modern art confuses as well as fascinates. There is something awe-inspiring that one experiences while staring at the
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Women in Sports: Trials and Challenges
SAMHITA BAROOAH FIFA fever was on and I was glued to the TV set for the last few days trying
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Knock, Knock, Its June 5!
SAMHITA BAROOAH The chirpy sparrow at the edge of the bamboo rooftop sighed, “Yet another year of plastic has passed.
Read moreHere’s why you should read everyday
PRATIBHA DAS HATIBARUAH Reading has become a neglected activity in today’s age of smartphones, social media, and video games. More than
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Amlanjyoti Goswami’s poems rivet into atmospheric heights
POETRY EDITOR ANANYA GUHA’S NOTE: Amlanjyoti Goswami’s poems use language deftly and tersely, at the same time the images at
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Amanda Basaiawmoit’s poems of love
Poet: Amanda Basaiawmoit Poetry Editor Ananya Guha’s note: Amanda’s poems hold a direct, conversational and chatty style about love, relationship and
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