poemsindiaFeb 264 minThe Privilege of Love, Rituparno Ghosh’s ChitrangadaIn the epic tale of Mahabharata, Chitrangada was a warrior-princess who was brought up by her father, the king of Manipura, as a man....
poemsindiaFeb 265 minQueer Literature – through the lens of 1950sArt and literature climb out of the womb of desperation, either to express or communicate the tides that relentlessly push you against...
poemsindiaFeb 267 minThe landscapes of the human body, an interview with Indian artist Dheeraj KumarDheeraj Kumar is a trained fashion designer turned photographer and artist from Muzaffarpur, Bihar. He aspires to define his personal...
poemsindiaFeb 133 minPortrait of a Lady on Fire, An 18th Century Art in MotionCoastal Brittany, France, 1770. An oceanfront castle. A secret painting. And two hearts that stretch and grow to envelop the magic of...
poemsindiaFeb 136 minमूनलाइट, स्वयं की ख़ोजमूनलाइट फ़िल्म पोस्टर : साभार IMDB सिनेमा हम सभी के जीवन का एक बहुत अहम हिस्सा है। प्रत्यक्ष या अप्रत्यक्ष रूप से हमारे जीवन में सिनेमा की...
poemsindiaFeb 124 minअलीगढ़ – रूढ़ियों और सामाजिक पाखंड की सच्ची तस्वीर‘अलीगढ़’, यह कहानी है ए एम यू के प्रोफ़ेसर श्रीनिवास रामचंद्र सिरस की, जिन्हें ८ फ़रवरी, २०१० की मध्यरात्रि ऐसे वाक़ये से गुजरना पड़ा, जो...
poemsindiaJan 252 minBastar Art- The Patrimony of Tribal CraftsmanshipBastar Wooden Handmade Art (reflecting local mythology, rituals and folklore in exquisite shapes and forms) Bastar, a district in the...
poemsindiaJan 253 minBengal, A Martyr’s PoemForlorn palaces cling defiantly to their once-glorious pasts, and the half-ruined mosques and mildew-covered tombstones of East India...
poemsindiaJan 254 minपधारो म्हारे देशपधारो म्हारे देश राजस्थान को “राजाओं की भूमि” कहा जाता है। राजस्थान में कई खूबसूरत कलात्मक और सांस्कृतिक परंपराएं हैं जो...
poemsindiaJan 254 minParai – The Music of the PeopleBe it a silent street of a small village or a noisy neighbourhood of a town, we would’ve seen children making music instruments of empty...
poemsindiaJan 169 minDelhi, An Affair with Divinity (Through The Lens of Khusrau)Undated painting showing Amir Khusrau with Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya. Photo: While I have lived in this city my whole life, my first...
poemsindiaJan 165 minKerala, My land is a womanMy land is a woman. She gets up at four in the morning every day, washes her long hair of ancestry in the Periyar, her rough hands that...
poemsindiaJan 167 minOdisha, more than India’s best kept secretA worn-out princess as I always refer to her as; my motherland precedes a royal history of the Great Kalinga War that lined the path of...
poemsindiaJan 166 minहस्तकला शिल्प और तकनीक का सहास्तित्वहस्तकला शिल्प और तकनीक का सहास्तित्व / Courtesy Indian Retailer अर्चना उपाध्याय प्रयागराज से हैं और वस्त्र मंत्रालय,भारत सरकार में बतौर...
poemsindiaDec 19, 20214 minRemembering a Revolution, Meena KandasamyMeena Kandasamy, Courtesy : The Guardian “On her neck, she wears not the thaali, that marker of marriage, but a cyanide capsule. She...
poemsindiaDec 19, 20216 minवर्तमान परिवेश में दलित साहित्य । प्रो. श्यौराज सिंह बेचैन से बातचीतश्यौराज सिंह बेचैन का लेखन हिंदी दलित साहित्यिक परिदृश्य में एक मील का पत्थर है। शोषण, गरीबी, अशिक्षा, जातिवाद और भेदभाव के शिकार दलितों...
poemsindiaNov 19, 20213 min“Gulp it down. You’re a bloody man” by Anurag MohantySource: The Guardian / International Men’s Day Poetry Dear men, When I was 6, a child that picked up a barbie to play with instead of a...
poemsindiaNov 14, 20213 minSudha Murthy – The Art of GivingSudha Murthy One of my teachers used to say, people cultivate the habit of reading by the essence of their first read book. I was a...
poemsindiaNov 13, 20215 minWalk down the memory lane, four poems on childhoodEight and half sweet smells from my childhood by Ishika Chaturvedi Henri Lebasque Children with spring flowers 1. petrichor. i have spent...
poemsindiaOct 31, 20213 minThe Painted Poems of William Blake, and an Era of Changing ColoursWith the publication of lyrical ballads, the Romantic movement started in England. It was a period of transition and experiment. Through...