Lit Fest
byWhen we go to literature festivals…
When we go to literature festivals…
The Waqf Bill has, in many ways, opened up a conversation about the larger question of how India navigates its pluralistic society.
Can humans remain unvanquished even after death?
Idiyappam’s journey from the ancient streets of Tamilakam to the kitchens of Sri Lanka, Southeast Asia, and beyond is a story of resilience and adaptation.
The cabbage has travelled from ancient fields to modern markets, from forgotten corners to celebrated dishes. Today, it is essential part of our cuisine.
The CIA’s involvement in Guyana’s political affairs escalated as the United States sought to undermine Jagan’s authority.
April Fools’ Day is just another reminder that the political game is always in session, and it’s one where deception is a fundamental currency.
From the early days of European imports to the present-day demand for sustainable, handmade flooring, the journey of Athangudi tiles reflects the dynamic nature of global trade.
Through vivid imagery, this poem reflects on the fading memories of a childhood once filled with simple joys.
As the world continues to evolve, so will the opportunities available to those brave enough to embrace uncertainty and forge their own paths.
Honour killings are a tragic reflection of the deep-seated prejudices that continue to haunt India.
As much as the history of English in America is fraught with tension, it is also a testament to the resilience of language as a tool for creating shared experiences and defining national identity.
Vulgar, power-hungry men are planning to build a riviera on the graves of dead babies to cover up their sins & make them look glamorous. Here’s a poem that reflects on that obscenity.
The act of riding is not only about the journey—it’s about the positive effects it has on your mind, your emotions, and your overall mental health.
What is the point of having more legislators? Is the existing strength not enough? Expansion of legislative bodies may benefit political parties.