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ByAISHWARYA IYER September 20, 2014 Poetry,The Magazine

Yesterday afternoon, as the car swept round the highway, the green sea, shone...

ByAISHWARYA IYER September 20, 2014 Poetry,The Magazine

Things don’t fit no matter how hard you split The tongue of calcified...

ByAISHWARYA IYER September 20, 2014 Poetry,The Magazine

That night like glad children we made a castle out of stories, Etched...

ByAISHWARYA IYER September 20, 2014 Poetry,The Magazine

It is customary that I must stretch my legs wide across the fields of night...

ByArup K Chatterjee September 18, 2014 Poetry,The Magazine

She called herself London On that day She fell from the sky Child of apple...

BySrishti Dutta Chowdhury and Sahana Mukherjee September 18, 2014 Politics & Society,The Magazine

At 2 a.m. , 17th September, following the orders of the acting VC of Jadavpur...

BySamudra Kajal Saikia September 16, 2014 Art and the Public,Columns,The Magazine

Ankiya-Naats are one-act plays performed in Assam, India often depicting Lord...

ByParamita Banerjee September 15, 2014 Columns,Politics & Society,Qafe,The Magazine

The inefficient applicability of Section 498A has given rise to the...

ByDrishadwati Bargi September 13, 2014 Politics & Society,The Magazine

The subversion of Brahiminical systems of thought and representation will bring...