ये जो मासूम पुष्प खिलखिलाते जैसे सावन की बूंदों के रंगीन प्याले आज मुझसे प्रश्न कर रहे हैं दहलीज पर काली घटा की आहट, हवा संग सावन गाते मुझे कुछ कहता है — सब है लेकिन एक वो क्यों नजर नहीं आते ? जब जवाब ढूंढता हूं तुम्हे […]
Month: May 2021
An India in Africa
by Prahelika Deka ‘The Present is the key to the Past’. The Indian diaspora in Africa, consisting of about and above 3 million people in the present times, is symbolic of how the globally emergent nation’s people, ideas, and trades are moving and settling abroad in phases. Analysing the flow […]
My Journey
I see life as a journey. A journey where I sit inside a train called life. As I grow old, the train passes by a lot of stations. I stop by a few stations but I make sure I get back into the train called life to continue my journey. […]
Community Pantry
by Sherryll P. Calingasan from Philippines
Nightfall and the Cuban Tango
by Steve Carr In the Casa De La Danza, young women in hues of pink, orange, and green slinky satin dresses sit in a row of chairs along one wall. They look like different flavored shaved ices melting in the heat of the ballroom. The blades of the ceiling fans […]
God’s Awesome Creative Art!
By Anuradha S. Bannore from Vadodara, India
Evil Laughter
She saw the most attractive man and asked:- “Are you Adonis?” “How did you know?” “You are very handsome.” “Oh! You are beautiful, too, lady. Can I do anything for you?” “You’re so suave and chivalrous, I’m falling in love.” “I’m already in love”. He hugged her tightly and roared […]
Murli Ganesha
By Aadinath Sastry from Bhubaneswar, India
Visualization of LGBTs Concerns through Dual Dimensions of Lives: Real & Reel
by Shonit Nayan The popular phrase defining cinema (a part of reel life) that “Cinema is the mirror of Society which reflects its inhabitant’s mindsets, emotions, expressions, and others attributes” is familiar to most of us irrespective of religion, nationality, and sexual orientations. The reel life scripts and portrayed has […]
R&R
By Terence Wynne from Camillus, NY, USA