By the Editor: Siddharth Sehgal It feels like an eerie silence has pervaded our lives and minds, ‘Janta Curfew’, the public lockdown has turned a city like Delhi into an eerily silent cemetery. The coronavirus has literally locked the country indoors and there are fears that this daylong lockdown is […]
Moments pass by, In a blur; Blur, like no other, Breath misses count; Countless days and nights, Taken over by gloominess; Gloomy, the mind feels, As it plays memories; Memories, provoking sadness, Wanting to rip out the heart; Heart, where the love lies, Undying and yearning for you; You, my […]
Old men walk funny with shadows and time eating at their heels. Pediatric walkers, prostate exams, bend over, then most die. They grow poor, leave their grocery list at home, and forget their social security checks bank account numbers, dwell on whether they wear dentures, uppers or lowers; did they […]
By Yanis Iqbal Lately, the Grand Old Party of India has been suffering from severe political lacerations. It is bleeding profusely but it still refuses to recognize and feel the pain of its grisly wounds. The Congress party is obstinately practicing political podsnappery and this is further eviscerating its relevance. […]
Darkness engulfs me from all four sides wither I should go, I know not Not a single shard of light from the crevices Not a single soul to hear my voiceless cries I am agonised, rather traumatized Call it social anxiety, if you will Why doesn’t anyone try to enter […]
Dear Readers, In this interview series we ask questions to people who are making a difference in our society, it can be big, it can be small, it doesn’t matter, what matters is their contribution. It can be anyone from any walk of life and from any country. Please, do […]
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