Tag:Indian English readers

Fiction

A gift of divine love – Sriji Das, Pune

Ghanshyam baba was a beggar with an odd peculiarity. He stood at the crossroad outside his hamlet every day and begged the wayfarers to...

IR - February 5, 2017

Poetry

Uttarakhand – Krashnakumar S. Dave, Gujarat

Split, scattered, scarce they are, the houses, the hotels, the temples… Alive, animated, throbbing, inhabited once they were, now ruined, destroyed, doomed . The injured, the lost, the...

IR - October 5, 2015

Articles

Ethics: A way for the development of a Human Being – Hrishikesh Roy, West Bengal

The Renaissance in the Europe played a significant role in knowing the human being of the century. It is with the advent of the...

IR - January 5, 2015

Research Article

Dalit Feminism and Baburao Bagul’s Short Story “Mother” – Swayamdipta Das , Kolkata

Mainstream Indian literature and culture, until very recently, was limited by the marked absence of any significant representation of the Dalit experience. Although not...

IR - January 5, 2015

Poetry

Devotion – Vidya Panicker, Kerala

Bathed in the yellow glow of a hundred lighted lamps, she smiles at them— the ones who drape her in shimmering red silk, embellish her with gold and...

IR - January 4, 2015

Poetry

I am speechless – Farah Siddiqui, Uttar Pradesh

Every time I am confused As I lose myself and not found. Why all the immorality, the destitute has to carry? Why all well heeled are treated...

IR - January 4, 2015

Fiction

Words from a Protagonist – Sayantan Datta, Kolkatta

-1- Yeah, I’m really sorry for being so terribly late in engaging in this conversation with you. No, don’t look at me like that; I’ve...

IR - December 21, 2014

Poetry

Mongolian Marks – Samina Hadi-Tabassum

Dark black ganglion circles Spreading out in radial fashion From between their thighs Underneath their armpits Below their eyes In between their behinds Violet patches on the tips of their...

IR - December 21, 2014

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