Lines for a Photograph by R Parthasarathy is a small poem of 20 lines about a girl in the speaker’s family album. It was first published in ‘Illustrated Weekly of India’ along with ‘Stairs’.

Bacon starts this essay “Of Truth” by citing an example from ancient Rome to emphasize the importance of embracing the truth.

Ned Kelly by Douglas Stewart is a play partly in verse written in 1940s. Originally staged in 1956 by the Elizabethan Theatre Company, the drama is set in historical context revolving around Australian bushranger, Ned Kelly.

“Thought the Paraclete” by Sri Aurobindo is a mystic poem first appeared in 1934. Its title bears metaphorical significance, while the entire poem resonates with mystical essence.

Larins Sahib by Gurcharan Das, published in 1970, is a historical drama that focuses on the political events in Punjab during 1840s.

“Rose of God” is a mystical poem written by Sri Aurobindo in which the poet explores the mysteries of the Divine Rose, seeking to unravel its secrets.

‘The Post Office by Rabindranath Tagore’ is a two-act play with no scenes to divide between the actions. No lack of lucidity is there however as…

Hayavadana by Girish Karnad was first published in 1972. In this article, we are to see a detailed Character Sketch of Padmini in Hayavadana by Girish Karnad.

Hayavadana by Girish Karnad was first published in 1972. The plot of play was derived from the Kathasaritsagara, a collection of ancient Indian folktales, and Thomas Mann’s novella, “The Transposed Heads.”