Tag:Maharashtra

Poetry

Home Alone – Dr. Sanober Kahkeshan, Maharashtra

She was seven and I was ten, And siblings rival was too much then. I got irritated to see my red and Blue crayons in her...

IR - March 19, 2019

Articles

Indian Writing in English and Ruth Prawer Jhabvala: A provocation – Ramlal Agarwal, Maharashtra

It is now pretty evident that Indian students of literature no longer read Indian Novels in English as they read American, British or French...

IR - February 5, 2019

Poetry

Eyes – Sanober Kahkeshan, Maharashtra

While passing through a railway station My eyes met many eyes; Some beautiful, some tired, some fiery, Some fearful, some cunning, some stunning. But the one which I...

IR - March 5, 2018

Poetry

Friendship – Ramlal Agarwal, Maharashtra

Yes, we were Friends He and I Huddled together in a class He admired my abilities I, his enormous wealth That was in the wake of adolescence A sort of...

Ramlal Agarwal - March 3, 2017

Poetry

Your Inflicted Pain – Sanober Kahkeshan, Maharashtra

Your inflicted pain Has developed deep scars in my heart. I have veiled it from world Disguises people Sometimes by laughing Sometimes by smiling. Unveils it when alone, Dresses the deep...

IR - February 5, 2017

Fiction

Insecurities – Akshata Pawan Jaiswal, Maharashtra

I looked over tarishi's photo in the newspaper. Headlines read about the massacre happened in a cafe in Bangladesh. I again peered at her...

IR - July 15, 2016

Fiction

Catharsis – Indrashish Mitra, Maharashtra

‘Thinking will not overcome fear, action will.’ - W. Clement Stone ‘To escape fear, you have to go through it, not around.’ - Richie Norton ‘Always...

IR - April 15, 2016

Articles

Indian Novel in English: Last three decades – Ramlal Agarwal, Maharashtra

Writing about Indian writing in English. Salman Rushdie in his preface to Vintage Indian writing in English 1947-1997 says, “the prose writing – both fiction...

IR - March 2, 2016

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