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The Revolutionary Poetry of Shankha Ghosh

ALMA Staff -
Legendary Bengali poet Shankha Ghosh passed away on the 21st of April, of Covid-19. His literary work and resilient life has inspired generations to stand-up to fascism.
Inkblots

Five Graphic Novels that Build Powerful Words

Anushmita Mohanty -
The stories in this list cover a host of subjects, from the mundane to the political
Culture Couch

Enduring Enigmas: Maharani Gayatri Devi

Shivani Mangal -
"In one lifetime, Gayatri Devi lived many, often contrasting, lives."
Topical Comments

On Indians Caring About American Politics

Gaurav Kamath -
"The American way of life—through entertainment, social media, and a whole lot of junk food—has touched even those in the most remote parts of the world."
Fiction

The Haircut

Tanvi Chowdhary -
"The last time she had a drastic haircut, she still had Tamanna in her life."
Poetry

Afterwards, at Kochi

Savera Aranya -
A poem by Savera Aranya.
Ends of the Earth

When Bengaluru’s Lakes Dried Up

Gaurav Kamath -
"In fact, most of Bengaluru’s water bodies died far before the city even began turning into the crowded metropolis it is today."
Photo Essays

Waiting, Watching, Wishing

Yuvan Kumar -
A photo essay by Yuvan Kumar.
Pages from a Diary

Himalayan Foothills

Clancy Martin -
“We kept looking at our two-year-old like: we know we have to take care of you, but we don’t know what to do.”
Poetry

A.M.

Anonymous -
A poem by an anonymous contributor.
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