Let’s die but not a coward’s one
Let’s live a life of a winning warrior.
Suhina Biswasmajumdar, a poet from Kolkata, West Bengal, shares her fresh poem
A writer from Kolkata, Bengal and a life-long devotee of Swami Vivekananda, Suhina is against any discrimination. Two significant life-forces propel her –
In Burma Sahib, Paul Theroux gives us a keen insight into the thoughts and the moral struggles of a young George Orwell, capturing the complexity of his early years in Burma.
A master class in interiority
Paul Theroux’s Burma Sahib is a master class in interiority. Fictionalizing the life of young George Orwell — just
If India as a great nation, has something to be proud of, it is its great cultural and spiritual tradition. And if it has anything to worry about, it is the absence of national character and statesmen from its political stage.
The Indian way of life can be best understood if one understands the cultural nuances of this country, which are
Recently, while I was talking to an acquaintance, the other person bragged to me about dates. “I'm a businessman who lived in the Middle East.” He sent me a picture of a date palm tree and explained it as a 'palm date'. I guess he knew I didn't know about dates. I can listen to related articles many times and give
When love becomes dumb
A trace of eternity remains
Etched into images!
Maid Corbic, a young poet hailing from Tuzla, Bosnia Herzegovina, shares his poem
Maid Corbic from Tuzla, Bosnia Herzegovina, is a well awarded young poet. Many of his works have been published in anthologies and magazines in Chile, Spain, Ecuador, Bosnia
