A coll🔴ection of p🀅oems on the mixed legacy of Ratan Tata
Moumita Alam
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Theseꦑ poems urge t𒈔he readers to see a woman and her unpaid labour beyond the idea of a mother.
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A ‘mini tornad🍰o’ has destroyed the lives and livelihoods of people in a village in Jalpaiguri, a district in West Bengal.
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Indian festivals are occasions to ꦛcelebrate, but for the women, there is very little joy as most of them end up toiling in their kitchens for hours
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Even after so many years of✱ Independence and so many regime changes at the Centre, there is no relief for the farmers in the country. What the farmers desperately need is a minimum support price (MSP).
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A perso🎃nal essay on the memory of the Babri Masjid demolition, the apprehensions of Muslims about the consecration of the Ram temple, and the syncretic ethos of🦹 our society that triumphs over all the divisive forces
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It's Christmas in the air but with the thick burning smell of the war. Here are three poems by Moumita Alam posing three questions for Santa Claus.
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Moumita Alam writes a series of poems for Outlook, dedicat✱ed to the children living in war zones.
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Moumita Alam writes a poem for Outlook.
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In society, c💜hoice for women is alwa𒊎ys an existentially non-existent elusive entity. One hears the phrase but never feels the presence of it.
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