Ismat Aapa and Her Zenana
By Malvika Sharma
Aapa gives us courage through her Zenana, and asks us to shed this fear and shame, be naked, and let the world close its eyes in case our nakedness bothers them.
Book Review: B.R. Ambedkar’s ‘States and Minorities’
By Aniruddha Babar
Ambedkar believed that the problem of the minorities and the Scheduled Castes were not only related to the social and political atrocities but also to various economic issues.
Two Poems by Anjana Ramanathan
By Anjana Ramanathan
For all I have are my feet,
I go, where they go,
If I die on the way,
We have together reached paradise.
Monologue
By Rimli Bhattacharya
Yet all I needed was that girl to remind me of my lost love. I wanted to creep out of my craziness. The more I tried, the more I whimpered. Did the dreamer in him really deserve death?
Postcard from Kashmir: Another Eid without Celebration
By Mir Sajad
Kashmir has seen Jhelum as the chronicler of sufferings recording the ebb and tides of tyrannical memories and now in this Eid it has cast a ghostly shadow over the land.
COVID-19 and Education: A Priority for Whom?
By Rajshree Chanchal
The learning solutions provided by market giants are teacher proof. A motivated learner is independent of the teachers for support and feedback.
Indian Muslims and their Dilemma
By Nahid Sarwar
Hence, the more intense the trade of hatred, the more powerful the flowering of love and compassion needed.
Short Story: Blinkers on
By Ameya Bondre
After matching their preferences, the system allowed the parents to see only one child in each round, and a choice had to be made within 48 hours.
Celebrating Eid in uncertain times
By Fathima M & Sharonee Dasgupta
This Eid reminds us of the sufferings – man-made or not – that are capable of tearing our lives apart and leaving deep scars within us.
Poem: How Long Is The Distance From Gujarat To Assam?
By Paloma Bhattacharjee
Those tracks, now splintered with bones,
Their distances have bled out of maps.
Aag ka Darya: Another Perspective
By Neshat Quaiser
Qurratul‘ain Hyder’s stream of thought originated from a deep sympathy with the feudal culture, and it was this foundational stream of her thought which was the primary motivation that made her write the novel.
‘High Maintenance’: A love letter to New Yorkers
By Anandi Mishra
High Maintenance with its obsessive verisimilitude shows us that in cities we are always learning new ways to be together, alone.
Cafe Dissensus Everyday 