Category Poetry
Rohit Prajapati हर श्रमजीवी गुनहगार हैं । हर बेरोजगार गुनहगार हैं । हर गरीब गुनहगार हैं । हर बेघर गुनहगार हैं । हर शिक्षण से वंचित गुनहगार हैं । हर बाल मजदूर गुनहगार हैं । हर ‘शिक्षण के अधिकार’… Continue Reading →
Tariq Engineer A new poetry collection by a TISS professor protests the global trend of rising intolerance and xenophobia Dr Ashwani Kumar, a politi cal science professor at the Tata Institute of Social Sciences, will release his second book of… Continue Reading →
by K P Sasi — Life frightens me often Death does not. Dead men do not frighten me I am ready to join any crowd Every second night I celebrate with the dead Playing cards and singing songs Discussing about… Continue Reading →
I know why the caged bird sings: Ramesh Gaichor (second from right) and Sagar Gorkhe (third from right) celebrate their release from prison with fellow Kabir Kala Manch activists Photo: Karan Khosla Finger-pointing songs: Sambhaji Bhagat (in blue shirt)… Continue Reading →
Gaurangi Dang Sheetal Sathe of Kabir Kala Manch. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement MORE-IN Lok shahirs, the thorns on the side of the Maharashtra government, are inspiring a new generation to take on the system Sandhya, clad in a… Continue Reading →
Lets resolve to vote , keeping our eyes open Today drug addiction is bring problem in Punjab Remember and vote The Punjabi song , by Taren Kaur a timely relrease for all state elections though specifically for punjab applies nation… Continue Reading →
Prachee Kulkarni “We were performing at the Ambedkar statue in Mumbai. We sat there for almost 3-4 hours, spoke to the press. No one turned up to arrest us. Later, the leaders from the Kabir Kala Manch Bachao Samiti… Continue Reading →
By Arsalan Altaf ISLAMABAD: Investigations into Salman Haider’s disappearance so far have revealed that a Toyota Surf vehicle, which is thought to have been following the activist before he went missing, had a fake number plate, police officials said on Friday…. Continue Reading →
By Rozina Ali A seventeenth-century illustration for Rumi’s epic poem “Masnavi.” Rumi is often called a mystic, a saint, an enlightened man. He is less frequently described as a Muslim.PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY THE WALTERS ART MUSEUM A couple of years ago,… Continue Reading →
Riya Sharma| TNN | Guru Randhawa at a DU college As the fest season in DU approaches, one of the most discussed topics on campus is the celeb performers being invited to perform in various colleges. While co-ed colleges… Continue Reading →