Editor’s Pick: Sreemay Rath’s Inspiring Story
Mustering all the courage that I had in me, I submitted all of three manuscripts that I had compiled over the years. Continue reading Editor’s Pick: Sreemay Rath’s Inspiring Story
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New City, New Content
I just finished shopping for onions, potatoes and other stuff I never asked the prices for when I swiped Mom’s credit card at Hypercity back home. Continue reading New City, New Content
A Turning Point
One evening, while I was reading the newspaper, my elder brother came home and asked me to make him a cup of tea. I bluntly refused, saying that I was studying. To this, he responded, “no, you’re not studying. You’re … Continue reading A Turning Point
Conversations with a Desi: Spilled coffee, Rule of 72 and Kheema-Pav
I just left behind a cushy job, my friends and my family to pursue “the dream”; I wanted to find a flaw in his reasoning. Continue reading Conversations with a Desi: Spilled coffee, Rule of 72 and Kheema-Pav
Why My Parents Never Considered Divorce
They fight, complain, curse their fate and usually don’t care who their audience for the day is. Continue reading Why My Parents Never Considered Divorce
Element of Words: 2016 | Book Released
Don’t ever stop believing in the beauty of your inner beasts. Continue reading Element of Words: 2016 | Book Released
Man’s World
Let me rant about what I do for a living. I’ll tell you stories I collected from the world . Continue reading Man’s World
The Regression In The Shadow Of Progression – A Story Of Sahitya Kala Parishad
“Judges had no problems with lines like ‘ye tera bistar garam karegi’, nor with abuses.” – Monami Basu Continue reading The Regression In The Shadow Of Progression – A Story Of Sahitya Kala Parishad
