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![]() | Noted Kannada poet N S Lakshminarayana Bhatta no moreBhatta has been household name through his bhavageetes (lyrical poems), and is known for his contribution of modern Kannada poetry, critical works and translations | |
![]() | Here's how this 25-year-old from B'luru is documenting his everyday experiences with #1000daysofpoetryWriting poetry regularly means running out of ideas to write about. Angshuman tells us how he invokes inspiration to write every day | |
![]() | Here's why you should check out Prachi Batola's short film that made it to the I-View 2020 film festPrachi, who completed her under graduation in Fashion Media Communication from the School of Contemporary Media, Pearl Academy Mumbai Campus in 2019, chose poetry to deliver her message | |
![]() | Hit by the pandemic, independent publication house producing Dalit-Bahujan literature is looking for seed fundingIn the last four years, Panther's Paw has brought out nine books - this includes translated works of Dalit writers, poetry, prose and essays
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![]() | Why this Bengaluru poet feels there should be more platforms for poetry in regional languagesPoornima Laxmeshwar, a poet from Bengaluru speaks about getting her poems published in famous e-journals, literary websites and why regional poetry must be given the importance | |
![]() | If Urdu poetry interests you, attend this Hyderabad group's events and you'll surely chant ‘Irshaad’If you love Urdu poetry and want to learn it, Anjuman e Fannān's events are the place to be. Started by two youngsters based in Hyderabad, this group can also teach you how to write Urdu poetry | |
![]() | These four budding poets from the Bhubaneswar Poetry Club will win your heart with their versesBhubaneswar Poetry Club (BPC) is a treasure trove of poets who know their craft or are getting there. We speak to four budding poets from and learn how the group has helped them out when they need it | |
![]() | This artist from Hyderabad left home at 18 to pursue her dreams of painting and writingInaya Fatima is a lot of things, she is a self-taught artist, writer, designer and recites poetry too. She is even an illustrator. You can check out her illustrations on IG page @longhair.shortgirlt | |
![]() | Hindi poetry flows straight from the heart of this 27-year-old Hyderabadi. This is how she charms with words"I might not be able to change the world with what I write, but if people understand what I am trying to say, it's enough," says Srujana Satyavada. This is how she go around to writing Hindi poetry | |
![]() | Want my book to reach to people who don't read poems: Arun Kumar on 'Mantram Beach'The book, published a decade later after his first book of poems "Plain Truths", explores observations of the unusual in the usual, he said | |
![]() | Urdu and then some: Poet Ankit Gupta's urge to help people and children is inspiringAnkit Gupta's love for Urdu poetry is intense. Just as intense as his love for social service. He has providing smartphones to more than 75 kids in North India from the funds he has generate so far | |
![]() | Love poetry? Here's why you must check out The Quarantine Train's online poetry workshopsThe Quarantine Train is a community of poets that's got online poetry workshops for enthusiasts. It was kickstarted during the initial days of the lockdown | |
![]() | SFI organises virtual contest series amid lockdown in Pondicherry University to keep students engagedThe series of contests started with a photography competition with the theme Framed in Quarantine. The photography contest was followed by a poetry fest where people had to compose a poem on Lockdown | |
![]() | Poetry Writing Month: The epicurean guide on how to channel your inner poet during the lockdownWe bring you some poetry gyan from some of India's most watched poets about how to keep your creativity alive during isolation and to find inspiration at the most unlikely of times | |
![]() | WB govt organises grand poetry fest with 600 poets across seven venues in KolkataSeven renowned poets including Srijato Bandyopadhyay, Binayak Bandyopadhyay, Pranab Kumar Mukhopadhyay and Subhra Bose would be felicitated in the festival |
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