THE LATIN QUARTER WALK AT PANJIM
Rituparna Roy
By Rituparna Roy ‘The Latin Quarter Walk’, by Soul Travelling, on a bright Sunday morning in March, turned out to
Les Petites Revolutions
Nafis Shahriar
A descriptive essay on how Bangladesh looked and felt in 2018. An essay on how small acts of rebellion are
Digital Art as a Form of Revolt
Tanya Singh
By Tanya Singh Digital art has become a modern tool of activist expression. Although many experts compare social media activism
An Account of a Night too Brief
Nafis Shahriar
By Nafis Shariar “A rainy day is dull and gloomy. The sky is overcast with thick clouds. None can go
A visit to the Noh Kalikai Falls: An Ode to My Fluid Grief
Anusmita Mukherjee
By Anusmita Mukherjee At the foot of Noh Kalikai falls is blue water- bright topaz blue. From a distance, it
On Monsoons, Murakami, and A Boy Named Mahala
Selina Sheth
By Selina Sheth “Rain has the power to hypnotize,” writes Haruki Murakami in his dream-like novel South Of The Border,
Rain to a Teenager
Anindita Satpathi
By Anindita Satpathi Is the image of a solitary rain watcher, aloof and inexorably drawn to the rhythm of the
Monsoon’s Child
Sneha Sudha Komath
By Sneha Sudha Komath Dark clouds had been gathering overhead for the past couple of days. My mother stood in
Women and Domesticity
Tasneem Khan
by Tasneem Khan This series is about domesticity, about purdah, an element often associated with womanhood, and yet marred with
TWI Writerly: Didu’s Achaar
Susmita Bhattacharya
I fill my suitcase with food preparations that remind me of my childhood, tastes familiar to my tongue and reviving