Not Your Perfect Child
I can tell you that growing up queer in an orthodox household has not been a
Let the World Know That I Am Not Straight
For many years I was confused. My ideals and expressions were ridiculed. I did not know
Editor’s Life
People imagine me to be gainfully and happily occupied, editing and re-writing submissions most of the
Mumbai Experience
This short story mocks the famous ‘Mumbai Darshan’, and cynically subverts what it means to be
Shore
Once upon a time in the Equinea poor stallion and a mare dinegrass hay and corn;
Spilt Blood
This is a poem about someone Shanaya lost. Sometimes, I’d be strolling around some place,My own
A Woman’s Agency: A Casualty of Politics of Birth?
Women in India are exposed to a triple whammy. The politics of birth that is deeply
I’m Done, Mami: An Unsent Letter to My Mother
You’re no mother. Yes, you gave birth to me (which you reminded me of on each
To Defy the Laws of Tradition
In my current work, I find myself drawn to the use of metallic, iridescent, and fluorescent
Dreaming of Peru
Ghosh woke up in a haste. He rushed to his right and turned on the lamp.
Story of Bholu, The Elephant
In the year of 2002, much to the delight of a young elephant called Bholu, a
Caste at the Workplace: Why Corporates Need to Recognise Caste
Editor’s Note: This research article on the need for corporates to recognise caste at the workplace
