Uyghurs: Representation and Literature
Who are Uyghurs?
History has never been kinder to the natives of the occupied region, and today’s world is no different to this phenomenon. The...
The Need of Being Heard
One of our deepest longings—deeper than we even recognize day-to-day—is that other people should acknowledge certain feelings. We want that, at key moments, our...
THE LAST KISS WITH DEATH
The haunting, inimical sound of padded hooves
Was my alacrity last midnight
Something in inebriation of fail ACCOMPLICE
The goad inchoating for ephemeral.
I fully aghast went cray...
LOVE IS HOPE and HOPE IS LOVE
Hope is sawdust, we need to fly
Hope is a mystery, we need to clarify
Hope is a beauty, we need in ourselves
Hope is love, we...
A JOURNAL’S CONFESSIONS
As an introvert or writer, you may have always kept a journal in which you wrote down your thoughts.
Ever wondered if your journal has...
Letter of a daughter to her father
The day I was born
My dad got me in his palm
And got an elation
,from dusk To dawn
The SLEEPLESS nights , my...
Representation of Indian Independence in Art and Literature
What crops up in your conscious state when you cogitate of the Indian freedom struggle—perhaps, protests, marches, shouts, slogans, non-violent activism, and jailed comrades?...
Sir Syed: The Man Who Dared to Dream
In a remarkable moment from the chronicles of his monumental life, Sir Syed invited Raja Dev Narayan Singh (A Rajput zamindar) to lay the...
The Fall of Abbasids
The early Islamic empire's fall and transition were triggered by the same causes that gave rise to its elites and cultural traditions. Even as...
Iliad and Ramayana: A Comparative Analysis
Comparative literature is generally defined as the study of world literature in comparison. It broadens the horizon for its readers and assists in understanding...