 | Poet of compassion: Sugathakumari breathes last but thousands will breathe her memories foreverSugathakumari will undoubtedly remain in the hearts of many for leading several social struggles, be it the Silent Valley protest, the ‘Krishnavanam’ movement or setting up the ‘Abhaya’ home |
 | Mantram Beach review: Finding solace in the ordinaryCEO-turned-poet Arun Kumar’s book of poetry is also an affirmation of hope at a time when the world is relentlessly seeking a sense of normal. |
 | 'Hug me like the wind does': Kriti Sanon channels her inner poet in social media postIn a social media post, she is seen sitting dressed in a beautiful white thigh high slit dress. |
 | INTERVIEW| Good literature makes its place slowly & painfully: Anisur RahmanHe has worked and published in the areas of comparative, translation, postcolonial, and Urdu studies. |
 | Recourse in poetryThe ongoing pandemic has made several poets dwell in the comfort of words more than ever before. |
 | I chisel and carve a poem for years: Delhi-based poet Nitoo DasNitoo Das is a birder, caricaturist, and poet. Her first collection of poetry, Boki (2008), and her second, Cyborg Proverbs (2017), was brought out by Poetrywala. |
 | Celebrating women through versesToday is World Poetry Day, recognised by the UNESCO, and we try to capture how poetry awakens human spirit on its own and when combined with other art forms. |
 | Veteran poet and Malayalam scholar Puthussery Ramachandran passes away at 91In fact, it was due to Puthussery’s tireless efforts that Malayalam was finally recognised as a Classical Language by the Union Government in 2013. |
 | Bushra Alvi Razzack: (Not) lost in translationWriter, translator and poet Bushra Alvi Razzack about her journey with words |
