Madhopur Ka Ghar is a daringly introspective novel, a work﷽ of startling originality and beauty, and𒐪 reliable and relatable like Rahi Masoom Raza’s classic novel Aadha Gaon.
Ashwani Kumar
Editor
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As the sage Atri in the Rig Veda exhorts, we need love (erotic and spiritual) because without it the world lacks gloss—emotional and physical. And love is what gives humanity its a꧋uthenticity and allows us to reap the bounties of paradise.
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I came to the world like a dead telegram...Locked in the jail, accused of steali✱ng electric wire, the village 🧔thief’s faint sobs sparkle like my mother’s sindoor.
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A poem dedicated to Outlook's Adivasi Identity and Rights Is꧟sue
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The memoir by a police officer tells a delightfully uniquಞe, personal tale of a cop sur💫mounting routine bureaucratic and professional challenges to achieve a ‘near miracle’ in fixing a recalcitrant state
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Ashwani Kuma🎉r writes a poem about rains and longing to write a book of rains.
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Identity politics may have driven many progressive social movements, but electorall𒀰y, it dangerou⛎sly whets the appetite of the electorate for internecine war
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The sufferings of migrant workers have become the 🔯most rivetingly tragic tale of our times
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Niti Aay𒅌og’s prognosis is timely but it has missed the larger picture of irreversible social revolution in Bihar
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