Knife: A Resilient Voice Against Brutality
Salman Rushdie’s Knife: Meditations After an Attempted Murder transcends a mere memoir;
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Book Review, English
Translated by Deep Sekhar Chakraborty
The stagnant waters
feel themselves confined
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English, Translation
A poem by Amitava Mukherjee
Simika, a stranger within the machang eaves,
holds the Panchchuli mountains
with an innocent, guileless love.
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English, Poetry
Smell
‘Can’t you really feel the scent of it?’
Koli gestures denial.
‘Not even a bit?’
A poem by Simontini Dasgupta
The waves shout,
Crashing tumultuously on the slippery rocks
Standing on the cliff I try to see my reflection
In the space between me and the water below
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English, Poetry
A poem by Syemanti Roy
We met after
Two thousand years or more or an eternity,
You looked the same astonishingly,
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English, Poetry
A poem by Smarta Parial
It’s been too long since we last met
Absence has a hunger of its own,
Not seeing you feels like starving for days
A slow ache beneath the ribs
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English, Poetry