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The Vanishing Value of Courtesy
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People are increasingly connected through technology but less connected through human warmth.
Courtesy plays a crucial role in individual development, social welfare and national building. In an age of rapid...
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Fakira in Translation: Preserving a Revolutionary Legacy
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The sublime ideology of translation is aptly expressed by R. Parthasarathy, who describes translation as the oxygen of language, and by Walter Benjamin, who states that translation is not merely...
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Krishna Sobti: Voices of Life and Identity
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Her works continue to inspire readers and scholars, reminding us of the importance of individuality and self-expression in a changing world.
Krishna Sobti is one of the Dnyanpeeth writers. Her...
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Reel History: How Bollywood Reconstructs the Past
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Cinema frequently departs from historical reality to serve narrative and emotional needs.
Cinema has served as a powerful medium of blending history with storytelling to create emotionally compelling narratives. The...
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When a Mother Questions the Nation
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In giving voice to a mother who understands her son’s rebellion too late, Mahasweta Devi transforms private grief into collective conscience.
This is the centenary year of Mahasweta Devi, remembered...
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Fractured Identities and Silent Suffering
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Amrita Pritam’s Pinjar remains one of the most powerful literary explorations of the Partition, womanhood, and loss.
Amrita Pritam is the most important voice of Punjabi literature in the twentieth...
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Rukmani’s Enduring Strength
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In Nectar in a Sieve, Kamala Markandaya crafts a timeless portrait of rural womanhood, resilience and the human cost of change.
Even after International Women’s Day, works that illuminate women’s...
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The Inner Voice of a Silenced Queen
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Pratibha Ray restores Draupadi’s voice, placing her inner life at the centre of the epic.
Yajnaseni: The Story of Draupadi by Pratibha Ray is a striking work of literary reimagining....
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Geet Ramayan: A Timeless Musical Epic
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G. D. Madgulkar’s lyrical narrative of the Ramayana transforms an epic into a song that speaks across generations.
The Geet Ramayan is a landmark of Indian music and Marathi literature...
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Hindu Studies Pushes Boundaries of Scholarship and Criticism
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Prof. Sahu’s multidisciplinary work maps Hinduism as both a lived tradition and a system of ideas—resisting monolithic portrayals while engaging critically with caste, gender, and power.
Prof. Nandini Sahu has...
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AI Meets Language Learning: A New Era in Education
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AI is no longer merely assisting in language learning; it’s transforming how we speak, write, and connect.
I speak three languages, write in two, and dream in one. – Kamla...
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A Spiritual Sojourn
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Each year, as monsoon clouds gather over Maharashtra, lakhs of devotees set out on foot, singing and swaying in rhythm, bound for the temple town of Pandharpur. Their destination: a...
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