

The Generation That Is by Krishna Samhita ft. Sreejith
We love incomplete stories, or rather we fear the end that is not different, that wasn't written just for us, before anyone else. We know...
Krishna Samhita and Sreejith
Sep 24, 20231 min read


To Vincent from Shamik Banerjee
How often do we try to live in someone else's world? It provides some kind of security, thrills, fascination and freedom. Almost all...
Shamik Banerjee
Jul 17, 20232 min read


Art in Restraint
For humans, freedom has been the focal point of existence. We associate happiness, growth, worthiness of life, to the point of being able...
Charuvi Khandelwal
Jun 18, 20233 min read


Last Spring, Lost Spring by Charuvi Khandelwal
We miss the most what we've lived and lost. People, places, songs, movies, books, and seasons. Do they miss us too? Today, we think of...
Charuvi Khandelwal
Jun 4, 20232 min read


Bleeding God by Ananya Aneja
Is God what holy books tell us or is he one of us? All of us at some point have wondered about his existence and nature, whether we're a...
Ananya Aneja
May 25, 20233 min read


Spiraling Into Darkness with Sarthak Das
Oh how it must feel, to die or to give in. We always try to stay afloat but is there any sweetness in giving in? Sarthak, in his poem,...
Sarthak Das
May 5, 20232 min read


Tales from the Hills by Aaron Kharkamni
Stories from ancient times, passed on by word-of-mouth to the next generation are a treasure, a family heirloom. Every community in India...
Aaron Kharkamni
Apr 28, 20232 min read


Hide and Seek by Maia Koi
It was the peak of spring, with the blue hyacinths in full bloom and the sun beating down without mercy. Yet, it snowed all around her....
Maia Koi
Apr 25, 20233 min read


War and Emotions by Pragathi and Jitu
When challenges dawn upon us and tie us up in a situation that triggers strong emotions, that's when we express ourselves in art - the...
Pragathi and Jitu
Apr 20, 20232 min read


Everyday Poetry - a Miniseries by Shamik Banerjee
Everything around us makes us feel. And sometimes, life plays like a movie in our minds. When we focus on one of those moments and write...
Shamik Banerjee
Apr 15, 20233 min read


Poems on Memory by Deepali Gupta
Poetry doesn't have to be complicated and rhythmic and making sense to the reader. It has to do a lot with talking your mind. Deepali and...
Deepali Gupta
Apr 13, 20231 min read


On Classism and Casteism - The Oldest Diseases
Sometimes, you do choke on privilege when you see your community to be the harbinger of pain and blood. Art that provokes the society to...
Charuvi Khandelwal
Mar 30, 20233 min read


"because, because, because" by Manas Ganguly
Here's a poem by a pure artists - music, writing, theatre - you name it and he has it under his cap. An MA in English Literature, Manas...
Manas Ganguly
Mar 18, 20231 min read


Two Poems by Anuradha Gupta
Cigarette Smoke In a fever dream, someone told me; Ashes are for pyromaniacs, what cigarettes are for the addict. A research says...
Anuradha Gupta
Feb 26, 20231 min read


A Poem by Pranam Abbi
Suspended in the sky The half moon While my headlights Don't see the deer Blood spatters on the windshield The deer cracks it and off it...
Pranam Abbi
Feb 19, 20231 min read


Book Review: Tiny Moons: A Year of Eating in Shanghai by Nina Mingya Powles
Food has been used as a universal element in art always but Nina Powles put a different spin on it in her book, driving us back home....
Charuvi Khandelwal
Jan 18, 20234 min read


The beginning, middle and...
I never read books until my undergrad, when a friend introduced me to Paulo Coelho and Dan Brown. This means, I read Harry Potter post my...
Charuvi Khandelwal
Jan 1, 20232 min read