Indian Literature’s Mar-Apr 2024 issue marks a historic first with its focus on the vibrant voices of transgender and non-binary writers, challenging societal norms through powerful narratives
Boyhood, a place lost and found many times over, across the dark, dingy attic of my memories
Durga Prasad Panda's poem triggers a sharp incision into an individual's place in the matrix of power politics.
In this era of post-truth, a subtle and deeper understanding of truth is to be found only in poetry, as in Jayant Mahapatra's, writes Durga Prasad Panda.
Durga Prasad Panda writes a poem on Manipur.
Durga Prasad Panda writes a poem for Outlook.
Durga Prasad Panda writes a poem for Outlook.
I am a pitch-dark womb. I shelter God's fetus...standing on my toes. I am a whore: a flung open door through which men come and go pretending innocence.
The anthology of poems 'Rivers Going Home' is dedicated to one of the best poets of our times, Mangalesh Dabral who we lost to Covid, months after he read his poems in this platform.
A bilingual poet, straddling the English and Odia worlds, finds that never giving up on writing kept him afloat
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