Coming Home
byHema Nair’s poem paints the moments of coming home – a delicate touch, a lazy smile & an intimate tête-à-tête.
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Out On A Limb
byA tree in a city inspires Sophia Naz to pen this beautiful verse.
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byAleksandr Scriabin took the untrodden path, seeking an amalgamation of cultures & coalescence of music.
The Need For A Safe Pilgrimage Policy At Sabarimala
bySabarimala needs a safe pilgrimage policy that addresses environmental & public health concerns effectively.
What I Said
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Modi’s Push For A Multilateral World
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Why Rammohan Roy Started India’s First Persian Newspaper
byWhat does Mirat-ul-Akhbar, India’s first Persian newspaper, started by Rammohan Roy, tell us about freedom of the Press?
Is Islam Incompatible With Homosexuality?
byDrew Dalton, a lecturer at the University of Sunderland, asks relevant questions about religion & sexual orientation.
Graphic Novels: Has Their Time Come?
byWhat distinguishes a graphic novel from a comic book? Why are they considered ‘inferior’ to ‘literature’?
My Mother’s Heart
byA mother’s heart is always one of tender love & care. It’s always forgiving. Ranu Uniyal’s poignant poem.
Ananga Ranga: The Hindu Art Of Love
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