Indian Periodical

To be or not to be ‘Me’
June 20, 2021
Me –I am a collection of old tales, stained by the [...]
The Study and Cultivation of Music Makes one a Refined Person
June 20, 2021
by Poulami Mukherjee A unique sight to realise the rhythmic [...]
Shop For All
June 20, 2021
By Terence Wynne from Camillus, NY, [...]
Krishna
June 20, 2021
by Poonam Kanu From Assam, [...]
Time to Move On
June 20, 2021
by Ranjit Kulkarni At Hariharan’s marriage this time, his dead [...]
Mado Kara Mieru
June 20, 2021
by Steve Carr Aika sat beneath the blossoming boughs of a cherry tree [...]

When Looking Back Leads to Failure
June 20, 2021
by Mark Antony Rossi I’m not the traditional introverted writer. Speaking, unlike most, comes naturally to me. Perhaps it’s [...]
Hope…Antidote of All Fears
June 20, 2021
by Syed Inshaallah Tahir Life is full of struggles and hardships, tough phases and risks. We all are struggling in order to [...]
The Study and Cultivation of Music Makes one a Refined Person
June 20, 2021
by Poulami Mukherjee A unique sight to realise the rhythmic benevolence of nature is the instance when leaves and petals dance to [...]

Transparency, Trust & Matters of Faith
June 20, 2021
by the editor: Siddharth Sehgal Transparency and Trust are important in matters of state, heart, and faith. And yet we see that [...]
Questioning Our Health Preparedness
June 6, 2021
by the editor: Siddharth Sehgal Now that we have got some respite from the second wave, there are many uncomfortable questions [...]
Tears, Moral Responsibility and Common Sense
May 30, 2021
By the Editor: Siddharth Sehgal Sometimes I wonder which is the easier part, shedding tears or shedding moral responsibility. [...]

Remains
June 20, 2021
The cottage remains The myth of love still lives in the heap of straw and amongst the beads of a broken necklace The footsteps [...]
A Trip to A Tea Garden
June 20, 2021
I started my trip early in the morning to visit a tea garden in Assam. I reached the banks of the river Brahmaputra and entered [...]
Crossroads
June 20, 2021
It’s a tormenting night, tonight, as the lightning cracks over the skies of grey, Flaked by the towering, withering trees and [...]

The Mysterious Doll-My Best Friend
June 20, 2021
by Tarun Bandarupalle Long ago there lived a family named “Royals” in a small town Shoyo which is far from the city. The [...]
Fragmenti
June 20, 2021
by Neelima K E I killed my husband today. There was no hue and cry as he lay there dying. I expected a dying man to make more [...]
Time to Move On
June 20, 2021
by Ranjit Kulkarni At Hariharan’s marriage this time, his dead first wife was the proverbial elephant in the room. [...]

Person of the Week: Elisabeth Horan
April 18, 2021
Dear Readers, In this interview series we ask questions to people who are making a difference in our society, it can be big, it [...]
Person of the Week: Akanksha Agarwal
February 7, 2021
Dear Readers, In this interview series we ask questions to people who are making a difference in our society, it can be big, it [...]
Person of the Week: Dr. Stephan Moll
December 13, 2020
By Malvika Sawant, Radhika Kulkarni, and Rishima Sharma, Global Thrombosis Forum Dear Readers, In this interview series we ask [...]