By Sarthak Chamoli A fusty mirror has been glimmering on my wall for quite a long time now. I gawk at him and ask, what do you see? Faces or faces staring at faces? And he gives me a strange smirk. The first time I saw him smiling was when I was a boy and […]
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PoetryBy Bharati Roy As a reader who enjoys reading books from around the world where I could get an authentic taste of each unique culture and unique character development. And being a part of the Bengali bibliophile community I want to recommend 5 Bengali books which left a great impression on me. Whose English translations
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Cricket is not just a game in India, it is an emotion!!!! It unites people across different backgrounds, bringing families, friends, and even strangers together. Whether it is a local street cricket match or an international cricket tournament, cricket fever in India creates excitement everywhere. For many, cricket in India is a part of daily
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The clock ticks, slow as a heartbeat, as I sit surrounded by pages, longing for something vast, something true. Outside, the world hums, indifferent. But in my mind, I walk the banks of the Neva beneath St. Petersburg’s pale sky, drawn to the voices of Russian literature—Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, Pushkin, Gogol, Chekhov. Their words are lanterns in the dusk, tracing the contours of despair and beauty, of longing and loss. To read them is not to escape but to awaken—to cradle your own restless soul in the hush of their endless white nights.
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BlogBy Simi Mohandas. Every year on April 2, we celebrate International Children’s Book Day, marking the birthday of the legendary Danish storyteller Hans Christian Andersen. This day is all about encouraging children to develop a love for reading and exploring the magical world of books. It’s also a time to appreciate classic children’s stories, especially
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BlogBlog post by Ansuman “Modern life is so thin and shallow and fake. I look forward to when developers go bankrupt, Japan gets poorer and wild grasses take over.” ― Hayao Miyazaki As a kid, I always imagined myself as a part of some animated world. Where I could be the person that I always
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