Sonnet Mondal’s poems tend to think, pause and question aspects about life
ANANYA S GUHA Sonnet Mondal’s collection “Karmic Chanting” true to its title has a meditative poise about it. The poems
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POETRY: Adil Hasan’s poems use concrete steadfast images
POETRY EDITOR Ananya Guha’s note: Adil Hasan’s poems use concrete steadfast images of life and times. Sometimes arcane they are
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Religious festivities are the cultural artefacts of a country
By Ananya S Guha Festivities in a diverse country such as ours including religious festivities are the cultural artefacts of
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Inheritance and other poems by Syeda S. Jeenat S
Poetry Editor Ananya S Guha’s Note: Syeda Jeenat’s poems have a quiet lyricism about them. Love is her main concern
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The Public Voice
ANANYA S GUHA Is a people’s movement possible in India or anywhere in the world? By this I mean the
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Shared Taxi Tales
SAMHITA BAROOAH My work took me to Shillong from Guwahati but my family kept pulling me back to Guwahati. It
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Embodied Memories and Global Visions: A Review of Amlanjyoti Goswami’s River Wedding
River Wedding by Amlanjyoti Goswami, a Harvard Law School Graduate and a current policy maker at New Delhi, is a reflection on the mundane and ordinariness of everyday life in the metropolis at home in Guwahati, and abroad in cities like London or Manhattan, including his current abode in the national capital New Delhi.
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‘Loss of Faith’ and other poems by Papari Kalita
Poetry Editor Ananya S. Guha’s note: Papari Kalita’s poems have a longing, a strong sense of being human and, feels
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Beyond the veil: I am more than my hijab
Reshma N C Shah Whenever Muslim women are discussed there is one issue that runs like a common thread and
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THE TRUANT ONE and other poems of Prithvijeet Sinha
Poetry Editor Ananya Guha’s note: Prithvijeet Sinha’s poems are an expression of rootedness in his land. His poems have a
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