Tag:Indian English readers

Fiction

Tanu, factual and fictitious – Ayisha, Kerala

It was mostly like this for Tanu. The day would commence with a dull headache, sneezing, blocked nose and a lingering boredom stemming out...

IR - December 16, 2012

Poetry

An Evening in Alleppey – Priyaranjan Das, Kerala

As their waves were not like ours Nor the surf and the air I missed the camera when I was in Alleppey. The black water rolling into...

IR - December 16, 2012

Book-Reviews

Dr Anshu Pandey reviewing Life..Love..Kumbh, the fiction by Aporva Kala

Life..Love..kumbh.. is not one of those books that can be read in one sitting. I had a tough time getting through this book. Life..Love..Kumbh...

IR - December 16, 2012

Poetry

Poems in winter – Adreyo Sen, West Bengal

Poems are cruel in the summer The humid residues of memories put through The blender of our thoughts Tinged by the brightly indigestible islands of food Clinging in...

IR - December 16, 2012

Fiction

Inconsequential – Arjun, Kerala

The local paper thrives on the inconsequential. Consider this on page 3. Raju, age 27, stabbed to death. His parents, retired school-teachers, teach underprivileged kids...

IR - December 3, 2012

Fiction

A Short Break- Kamala, Kerala

“I know you wouldn’t talk to me”, she shot back. It did nothing good, instead had exasperated his senses, for the reason that, he felt...

IR - December 2, 2012

Articles

P Govinda Pillai passes away

P. Govinda Pilla fondly called as PG, the marxist ideologue and former Chief Editor of Deshabhimani, P. Govinda Pillai passed away at KIMS Hospital...

IR - November 23, 2012

Editorial

Diversity in Life and Writing

“Centre of equal daughters, equal sons, All, all alike endear’d, grown, ungrown, young or old, Strong, ample, fair, enduring, capable, rich, Prennial with the Earth, with freedom,...

IR - November 17, 2012

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