August 15, 2014
The Chacha of Indian Comics
There was nothing special about them. That’s exactly what made them so special. They were all plain, humble and…
Month: August 2014
August 15, 2014
Tri-Colour Instant Neer Dosa
– By Namita Tickare As every Independence Day we all have to make something and give for our children for…
August 4, 2014
Editorial
As we grow old, we realize that it is not the number of years that count but the number of…
August 2, 2014
The Versatile Writer – Anjum Hasan
Anjum Hasan is the author of the novels “Lunatic in my Head,” “Neti, Neti” and “Difficult Pleasures,” a short story…
August 2, 2014
Love in the Time of Insurgency – Book Review
Love is such a strong emotion that strives even when we see violence all around us. At least, that is…
August 2, 2014
Surface: Book Review
Surface is a journalistic fiction novel and it tells the story about a journalist, Amit Singh who is working in…
August 2, 2014
Spotting Veron & Other Stories – Book Review
The stories in this collection are very real and describe the basic instinct in us that makes us to react…
August 2, 2014
Static at the threshold: Review of Mitra Phukan’s ‘A Monsoon of Music’
At a time when uncalled excitements seems to be the trend of most of the new and young writers of…
August 2, 2014
Children Literature in English from Northeast
One of the best things children can be introduced to at young, impressionable ages is the habit of reading books…
August 2, 2014
Lost in Translation
The weekend was lazy and I had to stretch my legs. The only open spaces left walkable being malls, I…
August 2, 2014
Ten melodious lesser known Bollywood rain songs
I just realized that monsoon is going to be soon over and never had it been so much talked about,…