Issues 348 and 349 of 'Indian Literature' compiled under the guest editorship of Sukrita Paul Kumar, focus on the rich oral traditions of India.
About The Author
Smitha Sehgal is a poet and legal professional.
A poem reflecting Sita’s thoughts after Ravana’s defeat.
In a historic judgement, the Kerala High Court says that Hindu daughters are entitled to equal share in ancestral property.
Arun Ezhuthachan’s Sacred Sins reveals the untold stories about the condition of Devadasis in contemporary India
Keki Daruwalla will be the poet who is never exiled even by death.
Perhaps the whole point of Onam lies in the generosity of heart and steadfastness to one’s word, even in the face of inevitable peril.
A poem in tribute to the victims of the Kuwait fire tragedy
Being colourless became a way of life in a profession where words, law, logic, analytical thought, and articulation played an important role
Smitha Sehgal writes two poems in solidarity with the women of Manipur, who have been targeted in the months-long ethnic violence in the state.
Gently gleaning the volume Nairatmya - She Who Has Risen Beyond Self with cover art that resembles a horoscopic depiction, I discover Anand Thakore’s Seven Deaths & Four Scrolls.
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