To Mr Fifty-Six, Mr Vishwaguru
byWhy does the Guru of the world stay silent when needed the most?
Art & Poetry
Why South Asian Art Is Going Global
byFor years, the international art world acknowledged South Asia while keeping it at the periphery. It is now becoming much harder to tell the story of global modernism without placing the region near its centre.
When A Nation Rises
byA meditation on courage, conscience, and the enduring strength of ordinary people confronting power through unwavering hope.
Back Of Beyond
byPoetry gathers the fractured echoes of ordinary lives, where silence, memory, and longing become their own language.
Answered
byAre all our prayers answered?
I Will Be Fine
byAll will be well. All will be well. You will rise and shine.
Non Serviam
byPoetry is a blade forged from language, which cuts through the velvet curtains of tyranny.
In First Person
byBehind all the glitter and gold, behind the facade of happiness, lies a bitter truth that is difficult to swallow.
For A Dawn Of Freedom
byWhy does freedom, so hard won, feel so hollow now?
Questions And Answers — To Each His Own
byKilling dissent, pushing propaganda, and stifling democracy are all made possible with one act: muzzling questions. Read this brilliant poem.
Medusa In Suburbia
byFantastical, surreal, weaving myth and fiction with contemporary life, this poem is at once cinematic and phantasmagoric.
Hope
byHope is the engine of the world.
Alien
byDo read this haunting poem about identity and belonging.
On A Spring Evening
byCan a bird perched on top of a water tank be a reflection of your soul?
The Wait
byA book lodged on a shelf narrates its yearning to be picked up—in verse. Do read this fun poem.