Minarets – episode twenty three of audio-visual poetry series by Amit Ranjan Biswas.
She went up to the gray-haired man and kissed him on the lips, and leaned against him, until he wound his arm about her waist,
The Prophet chapter fifteen – On Self-Knowledge. Classic reprinted from Kahlil Gibran and illustrated by Ashok Bhowmik.
There are many stories of Mr. Holmes but I was thrilled to bits to read this one. I like him very much. He is intelligent
Victor Banerjee by his own admission, is an actor who you can catch only at a press conference or film festival that is screening his
The first flutter the first brush, the butterflies the blood rush./I looked away as you did too, me not knowing what to do/ Yet glance
Freedom – episode twenty two of audio-visual poetry series by Amit Ranjan Biswas.
The Prophet chapter fourteen - On Pain. Classic reprinted from Kahlil Gibran and illustrated by Ashok Bhowmik.
Had the circumstances been different, history would perhaps have hailed him as a great king. He had the qualities of a good administrator notwithstanding his
Nawabnama-Remembrance of Nawab Wajid Ali Shah by his great great grandson Shahanshah Mirza in conversation with Dhriti Chatterjee
2021 is the year we celebrate 25 years of Harry Potter in India. Most fans will fondly recall how the three principal characters in the
Then my friends came with bats , balls and wickets. We started playing cricket. It was fun playing in the rain.
She finally thought it was time once again to confront the assassin who had killed him.
In this episode of Musings, Aruni Kashyap talks about his new book of poetry, There is no Good Time for Bad News titled Poetry Speaks
The correspondence of George Sand and Gustave Flaubert, if approached merely as a chapter in the biographies of these heroes of nineteenth century letters, is
Webs of Silk - episode twenty one of audio-visual poetry series by Amit Ranjan Biswas.
