Published every Friday, Between the Lines is a weekly column by Namrata. This week, she reflects on alienation and its various forms that...
Team Kitaab reviews Eighteen Inches Apart by Sonia Bahl (Fingerprint! Publishing, 2026), where chance encounters become sites of emotional revelation,...
In this essay, Hema makes us travel to Jakarta as she explores the capital city of Indonesia with its diverse...
In this captivating short story, Sangeetha G takes us through the crowded local train stations of Mumbai and gives us...
Mahi Ramakrishnan writes on the current political scenario in Malaysia and the concerns it raises. Malaysia’s political landscape has never...
Faruk Kader shares a tender tale that makes you re-look at life and everyone you have ever crossed paths with....
Published every Friday, Between the Lines is a weekly column by Namrata. This week, she reflects on figures of speech in South...
Namrata reviews Raag Darbari-Polity As Fiction, Fiction As Reality by Satyajit Singh (Orient Blackswan 2026), observing how this book analyses...
In this essay, Pragya Ranjan explores the misogynistic perspective Jonathan Swift employs to depict women across all four books of Gulliver's...
In this short story, Kanwar P. S. Plaha gives a tiny glimpse of a life-altering moment, only for us to...
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