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Contributors: Binayak Banerjee, Mousumi Ghosh , Sonnet Mondal, Ramesh Chandra Mukhopadhyaya

« Poems, to me, are not just powerful words or emotions recollected in tranquility. There are a purposeful, imaginative distance between the world and its inhabitants, between the poet and his reader, between you and me. » —Binayak Banerjee, Religion and Writing

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Silk Road: A Glance at Archaic Globalization Abstract Globalization generally refers to the increased interdependence of the world’s economies signified by the circulation of information, money, people and goods across national boundaries. It has of late... media_text	Third Person Satish’s habit of reading the newspaper early in the morning was gone a long time ago. He had that urge when he had to dress up and go on duty, sitting in front of the wheel and narrating to his boss in a nutshell... media_text	Religion and Writing My World, My Writing By Binayak Banerjee (India) Poetry, to me, is a continuous struggle to bridge the sense of materialistic cosmopolitan presence with the realm of emotional privacy. Now, this privacy... media_text
Old Architecture media_image	Spices at the New Market media_image	First poem not shown to Dad You couldn’t invest in real estate Nor buy posh cars Nor did you take us to tour in some lavish mountain or ocean But Opened your pot and fed us sweetmeats One by one every night... media_text
Restraining to be a Binoy Majumdar They opened a window and their mouths they rinsed And spilled on their anger-laughter and cries thus cleansed And if they were in reach they’d have been beaten black n blue Let my kites lose their path... media_text	Victoria Memorial media_image	In front of Humayun's Tomb These mannequin fountains and servant lawns Preserve impressions Of iron hoofs and Mughal Juttis And that big dome you see, like a pyramid Covers impressions of the same bones And a legacy... media_text
Some of them Will dread to speak straight Maintain a distance between the cup and the lip Will scatter bits of politeness In a cauldron of arrogance And conclude that it's perfectly fine... Will find... media_text	Purana Qila media_image	Indian Drums: History, Discovery, and Tradition There is no reveal of Tabla or Pakhwaj in primeval India. Also, talking about Pakhwaj and Mridangam in general, no principle difference can be put to paper regarding the use of these instruments in India. Beliefs and... media_text

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