By Farheen Sahban Perhaps happiness loves grief too muchAnd therefore it retires to make room for grief at the dining tableJust like my mother who …
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A Song for the Fixers
By Devangana Mishra children are at times handed a paintbrush with a palette of colours, except all shades of yellow; they paint broken roads to …
Chai, Baarish, aur Ranjishein: Hues of a Poet’s Grief
By Vandana Likhmania and Shikha Dwivedi Vandana and Shikha met Samiksha Purohit, an old classmate from their bygone days at Lady Shri Ram College for …
An Ode to Fat
A general and widely accepted verdict that warrants the conviction of fat people is that we choose fat, we choose to be fat, and if …
A Tale of Sci-Hub and Academic Piracy: Is Illegal Always Wrong?
In the coronavirus free world when such a way of life was still normal, I remember spending hours every day in the charming library of …