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Stories the Fire Could Not Burn: Review
In this personal memoir of the bloody civil strife, "Stories the Fire could not Burn", Hauzel documents the bloody civil strife and massacre that tore through Manipur in 2023, and whose fire still rages, away from the mainstream nationalistic jingoism.
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Jun 231 min read


“Sometimes We Need a Witness”
Your body and mind are exhausted from the week that sits heavy on your chest like the old mortar in your kitchen your grandmother left you. Sometimes you wonder if she shifted her own weight in that lifeless object, something for you to carry.
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Jun 233 min read


Trishna Basak’s “The House at 14/A Ahiripukur Road”
I looked at the nameplate once before boarding the taxi. The address was still the same- 14/A Ahiripukur Road.
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Jun 231 min read


Prabuddha Ghosh’s “Why Ashu Cannot be a Detective”
Ashu later realized that the angry smile of Mana’s uncle came from a place of deep-seated hurt. Every story, every poem that he had read carried an image of that pain.
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Jun 2328 min read


Shankhadeep Bhattacharya’s “The Hand of the Airship”
It is amazing when children run towards their loved ones in utter delight. Even the most ill-tempered individual, after a troublesome fight, would be moved to smile at such a scene.
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Jun 239 min read
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