Hampstead-London, 26 March. Vatayan Poetry on South Bank organised a special event to commemorate Shaheed Bhagat Singh
Month: May 2015
The Iconic Editor George Verghese – Rehana Hyder
This iconic editor, analyst, and man of letters passed away on 30 December 2014, to be missed by many not only in the vast entity
The Reflection – A Short Story of the Raj heritage of Shimla – Malashri Lal
Among the many bits of old and discarded furniture that stood against the wall of that old mansion was a mirror that
Tagore and the Feminine: A Journey in Translations by Malashri Lal — Review by Dr. Subhash Chandra
Malashri Lal, Tagore and the Feminine: A Journey in Translations.(Sage Publications, 2015. Rs. 995. Pages 332) Translation is a demanding activity
Kejriwal: Power goes to the head and absolute power absolutely – Vijay Rana
I was quite impressed by Arvind Kejriwal when he rose to become the crusader-in-chief of the anti-corruption movement in India
The British and India – Dawood Ali McCallum
What is it about the British and India? It does seem, at least on the UK side, that there is something of
Poems – Deepa Vanjani
[This Haiku was inspired by looking at the wires criss-crossing the skies in the evening while walking with my pet, while the moon shone brilliant
The Subtext by Lalit Mohan Joshi. Shaheed Bhagat Singh and the Forgotten Indian Martyrs – Reginald Massey, Published by Abhinav Publications, New Delhi
Reginald Massey’s book Shaheed Bhagat Singh and the Forgotten Indian Martyrsis inspired by Massey’s memories of India’s freedom struggle, the trauma of Partition and his
Lives of Others – Neel Mukherjee
A 504- page novel published by Vintage Books and Shortlisted for the Man Booker prize 2014 Review by Dr. Amal Chaudhuri The focal point of
Mumbai Expressions – Anju Makhija
In past few months, creative people have been in the news for the wrong reasons. Till Charlie Hebdo was killed, few around