Saturday, September 11, 2010

‘Literary Zone’ Articles

When S. JANAKI rocks the cradle..

When S. JANAKI rocks the cradle..

Friday, June 25, 2010 4:49

Gayatri Sundaram narrates the story of a unique mother-son relationship which sometimes may debase our prejudices and centuries old equations. It breaks all the pragmatic barriers and reaches the pinnacle of an all-for-love resolution when we came to know that the mother in the story is ...

In Search of a Kamala Das

In Search of a Kamala Das

Thursday, May 27, 2010 8:37

Kamala Das never liked to be called as a feminist. But she spoke on behalf of the hapless womenfolk. Every woman was amazed to read Kamala’s words, as if she should have told this, if got the mote juste. ...

Watch Dogs in the ‘Doggy Team’

Watch Dogs in the ‘Doggy Team’

Friday, May 14, 2010 10:10

The ever-crusader media has been ruthlessly criticized for its paprazzi style of gossiping,  intruding too much into the privacy of prominent persons, euphemistically in the ‘investigative’ brackets.  When the blogging rocks sensationalism and camera phones make anyone a paparazzi at the premise of an accident or celebrity, this ...

DREAMS – Real than Reality

DREAMS – Real than Reality

Tuesday, May 11, 2010 4:27

Even after a series of physiological psychological spiritual and introspective decoding,  DREAMS have been a mystery to us since the origin of human life. But DREAMS made us what we are today, many of us escaped by it from ‘a land of unbelief and fear’, it helped us ...

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A VISIT TO THE ORPHANGE

Monday, March 1, 2010 0:49

Get on well with the delicate empathy ANAGHA KRISHNAMOORTHY experienced and portrayed here in her short poem. It came never through a passer by as it would usually be, but by living through the turmoils of the most difficult part of our life - understanding. HOLDING THE ...

I never saw him slept

Monday, February 22, 2010 3:02

A poem by B.Asok Kumar. I  NEVER  SAW  HIM  SLEPT I am proud to be his son And loved to be in his hands But rude conquered attraction And we had to keep a distance. In déjà vu at times, I felt The warmth of his hands And I felt as if in a felt And never felt the ...

The Spoken English Teacher

The Spoken English Teacher

Friday, January 29, 2010 5:14

Enjoy the humorous but meaty incidents worthy to unveil, Rajashri Iyer met with, in her one month long (short) sojourn as a Spoken English teacher. I usher you from the evolutionary aerobics of ...

English, Uninterrupted...

English, Uninterrupted…

Friday, January 29, 2010 4:40

Rajashri Iyer envisages the never-to-be-ruled-out needs of the English language in India with a narrow mapping of its evolution through the teaching-learning process. “Learn to speak what you feel, and act what you speak.” – Baba In fact every one wants to practice it but ...

The battles online....

The battles online….

Friday, January 1, 2010 23:38

Journalism is at crossroads in many ways-Ever increasing competitions lead media houses to endless rivalries. Meanwhile one more partner is joining in the brigade....... With every remarkable event, introduction of innovative ideas precede. Thus the new online battles hang over the ...

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