Enid Blyton Birth Anniversary and Her Timeless Legacy in Children’s Fiction
Today marks the birth anniversary of Enid Blyton, a writer whose name echoes in the childhood memories of millions....
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Harishankar Parsai: Satire as the Sharpest Mirror
On 10 August, we remember Harishankar Parsai, the voice who gave Hindi literature one of its most enduring forms...
Red-Light Realities: Trisha Mishra on Menstrual Dignity and Sex Workers’ Rights in India
Navigating the Margins: Social Work and Gender Justice in India Social work in India often involves navigating deeply layered...
When Fiction Became Fire: Uncle Tom’s Cabin and the Truth That Changed America
A Novel That Set the Nation Alight When Harriet Beecher Stowe published Uncle Tom’s Cabin in 1852, she did...
Premchand: The Timeless Hero of Hindi Literature
The Voice of the People Munshi Premchand (1880–1936) wasn’t just a storyteller—he was the voice of a restless, struggling...
Vincent van Gogh and the Gen Z Obsession: Why His Art Still Speaks to Us
A Timeless Artist for a Restless Generation In a fast-scrolling world filled with filters and perfection, one 19th-century painter...
Natalie Babbitt: A Gentle Voice in Children’s Fiction
A Quiet Force in Literature Natalie Babbitt, born on July 28, 1932, remains one of the most thoughtful voices...
Vanishing Professions in India: The Human Touch in Public Art
Fading Ink on Rusted Tin: A Story in Disappearance In the corners of old Indian towns, on shuttered shops...
National Broadcasting Day: When India Found Its Voice
It All Started with a Crackling Signal On July 23, 1927, India heard its very first radio broadcast. It...
Ernest Hemingway: Bleeding onto the Page, Still Teaching Us How to Write
The Discipline of Endurance Ernest Hemingway, born on July 21, 1899, wasn’t a man who romanticized writing. He saw...