'If you love the Shahrukh you see on the screen...'
Author: Sutputra Radheye
India Wasn’t ‘Azaad’
India has truly been 'azaad' from empathy and solidarity since 2014.
The Systematic Murder of Farmers
A poetic reaction to the Lakhimpur violence case.
The Miya is Down
This poem refers to the recent violence that took place during an eviction drive by Assam police in Darrang district that left two dead and several injured.
The Emperor Is Afraid of Nothing But
'Of a public that remembers.'
Copy-Paste Culture: Students, Classrooms and the System
Students are berated for copying answers in exams, but has our education system ever cared about originality of thought?
‘Why Should We Care?’
A poem on a lack of empathy in the midst of a crisis.
We Need To Stop Pointing Fingers at Protesting Farmers
The public has an erasable memory.
The Fate of Farmers
A poem in solidarity with the farmers protesting across India against the three farm bills recently passed in parliament.
Let Poor People Die. Only You Should Survive
The irony is that middle class leaders think the entire population to be middle class, educated and updated.