Zubeen Garg: The Unmatched Legacy of a Voice That Sang, Soared, and Stood for Justice
A Voice That Touched Millions With Zubeen Garg’s passing, India and Assam have lost not just a musician but...
A Voice That Touched Millions With Zubeen Garg’s passing, India and Assam have lost not just a musician but...
A Crisis That Became an Awakening In the quiet halls of Yasnaya Polyana, Leo Tolstoy wrestled with despair. By...
The Power of Art Beyond the Canvas Painting is often seen as colour on canvas. Yet why do some...
A Life Rooted in Scholarship and Simplicity Jaswinder Bhalla (1960–2025) was more than an actor—he was a teacher, a...
Agatha Christie and the Paradox of Comfort It may seem paradoxical that the world’s best-selling author devoted her career...
Introduction: Reading Beyond the Canon When we think of Indian Independence literature, the mind recalls Nehru’s Discovery of India...
Today marks the birth anniversary of Enid Blyton, a writer whose name echoes in the childhood memories of millions....
On 10 August, we remember Harishankar Parsai, the voice who gave Hindi literature one of its most enduring forms...
Navigating the Margins: Social Work and Gender Justice in India Social work in India often involves navigating deeply layered...
A Novel That Set the Nation Alight When Harriet Beecher Stowe published Uncle Tom’s Cabin in 1852, she did...