No Mean Feat
by Girija Shettar To watch British-Indian dancer Subhash Viman Gorania perform is, in one word, exciting. It was while scouring YouTube for spiritually uplifting performers
Confluence is now 17 years old!
Confluence August 2017 issue I am truly delighted to share our latest and the fifteenth-year publication of Confluence magazine with all our readers and writers.
Tagore International Literature and Arts Festival-Bhopal: Vishwarang-2019
I feel privileged to be invited to attend the first of its kind, not only in India but in Asia, the Tagore International Literature and Arts
Confluence November 2019 issue
Confluence November 2019 final
Film Review: Ranjan Ghosh’s Ahaa Re (The Two Lovers, 2019)
By LALIT MOHAN JOSHI India’s new generation filmmaker Ranjan Ghosh, seems to have arrived with his third Bengali feature ‘Ahaa Re’ (The Two Lovers, 2019),
Book Review: A Pakistani Perspective on the Partition of the Punjab
by Reginald Massey Over the past seven decades many books have been written about the creation of Pakistan, the independence of India and the traumas
Book review: Logathasan Tharmathurai’s ‘The Sadness of Geography: My Life as a Tamil Exile’
Reviewed by Charles Sarvan Dundurn Publishers, Toronto, 2019 Exile, whether temporary or permanent; voluntary or enforced, is as old as human history. ‘Sadness of
DELIVERING BREXIT
By Shanta Acharya The newly elected leader of the Conservative party and Prime Minister of the UK, Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson, has pledged to
Confluence August 2019 Issue
Confluence August 2019 Issue
Girish Karnad: India’s Theatre and Film Icon
By LALIT MOHAN JOSHI Friends of Girish Karnad in London congregated recently at the Nehru Centre to celebrate his life in theatre and cinema. It was