The JNU scholar will be remembered as much for his monumental contribution to the world of knowledge, as for leaving behind several students in his discipline, who will carry …
Literature’s Liberating Refuge from Patriarchy
The ceaseless battle with uncertain thoughts, entangled in undecipherable fear, has led me to a resolute decision: to immerse myself in reading.
Friendships in Law School : Seeing Through My Black Shades
Friendships can only be built through freedom and equality.
The Saucer Cannot Hold
My cup of verse fills up / Falls / Without word / Unrhymed / Like cuppa-noodles wasted with too much hot water
No Emergency Exits from Sexism: A Flight Attendant Speaks
I encourage you womxn to come forward, tell your story, let them know, bust the myth, let it out, cry it out. We will listen.
A Poet’s Margins
What use are words if they too don't reach hearts in the hinterlands, forests and fields?
Metamorphosis : A Poem for Umar Khalid
My dreams have transmuted into a state's bargain / And you, my comrade, must have kept the dreams alive.
An Uncertain Wait, An Unrelenting Hope: 1000 Days Behind the Bars
Today, Umar Khalid completes a thousand days behind bars. Three summers and winters ago, we were robbed of the colours that seasons bring with them, when our lives were …
How Manik Bandyopadhyay Probed the Alienation Plaguing 20th Century Bengal
A prolific Marxist Bengali writer, Manik lays bare the blurry limits of necessary and ‘superfluous’ in exploring a truly human way of surviving.