Poetry
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‘We pointed to the potential’: Priya Sarukkai Chabria as e-journal ‘Poetry at Sangam’ shuts down
Mani Rao
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‘Healing and coming together’: How a poet is encouraging writing of poetry by sharing prompts online
Rush Mukherjee
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How an anonymous poetry page on Instagram is bringing hope to political activism
Yamini Krishnan
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‘The indulgence of examining my own psyche using words seems so narcissistic’: Poet Prerna Gill
Shantanu Ray Chaudhuri
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‘Listen horseman, where’s Magadh?’: Shrikant Verma’s Hindi poems get another life in translation
Shrikant Verma Rahul Soni
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Read three poems from a poetry anthology about the ecological crises confronting the planet
Abhay K Shanta Acharya Usha Akella
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Why do young readers and social media find Jaun Elia's poetry so relevant today?
Ammar Aziz
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Rivers, nostalgia, and solitude: Poet Jayanta Mahapatra’s essential art at 94
Nabina Das
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‘Poetry gives me the chance to confess even when I’m not in the act of confession’: Poet Kiran Bhat
Vinita Agrawal
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On Rabindranath Tagore’s 162nd birth anniversary, read five newly translated poems from ‘Gitanjali’
Rabindranath Tagore Prasenjit Gupta
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Ambedkarite poet NK Hanumantayya wrote lyrically to articulate the pain and hopes of the oppressed
Kamalakar Bhat
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‘A critical reading of the Ramayana opened me up to its riches’: Poet Vivek Narayanan
Lina Ferreira Cabeza-Vanegas
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‘My kind of ideas are practical ideas. There is nothing ideological about them’: Poet Vijay Seshadri
Jeet Thayil John Wilkinson
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‘Mother Muse Quintet’: Naveen Kishore’s new book of poetry offers lyrical gratitude to memories
Sayari Debnath
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A poem without verbs: The beauty of Dalit poet Omprakash Valmiki’s poem ‘Thakur Ka Kuan’
James Edwards
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‘My Invented Land’: Robin S Ngangom’s new book of poems proves he is a poet of slow epiphanies
Sarabjeet Garcha
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Naveen Kishore’s new book of poetry is an ode to the memories of the birth mother and mother tongue
Naveen Kishore
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‘My Daughter’s Wedding’: Sangeeta Kampani’s poetry reveals the power and persistence of patriarchy
Veeksha Vagmita
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When a cobbler in South Bombay is seen reading the poetry of Guru Ravidas
Vineet Gill
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In striking verse, how the women saints of Bhakti movement told their stories
Chitra Srikrishna