Ankita Ghoshal 
Gone are the days when coloring was an activity that only the kids enjoyed. In the last few years, adult coloring books have become the new trend, and rightfully so. These books are not only a fun thing to indulge in your free time but … (Continue Reading)
American Writer and feminist activist Marie Shear’s statement, “Feminism is the radical notion that women are people,” best sums up the struggle of half of the world’s population. It is the fight for the equality of women. Human societies have always treated women at a … (Continue Reading)
We all have grown up reading fairy tales and weaving our dreams around them. Be it Cinderella’s rags to riches story or Belle turning a beast into a handsome prince. Fairy tales often make us cling to hope for a little longer. However, the older … (Continue Reading)
George Bernard Shaw is among the greatest of the many Irishmen who have written some of the finest plays in the English language. Until Shaw started writing for the theatre, there had been no modern British dramatics who took current social, political, and/or religious issues … (Continue Reading)
Most of us have grown up reading Snow White and dreaming about our Prince Charming. It is only after turning into aware adults that we have realized how problematic the story was – a prince kissing a dead woman, an ambitious lady shown as a … (Continue Reading)
The Red Badge of Courage – A war novel by the American author Stephen Crane, is the tale of an inexperienced young soldier going through the experience of a battle for the very first time. The novel, which came out in 1895, became the first novel … (Continue Reading)
It is no secret that Africans, no matter which part of the world they reside in, often become subject to racism, which takes brutal forms. It is horrifying how, even in 2020, we come across cases of violence, police misconduct, marginalization, and misrepresentation of Blacks … (Continue Reading)
“Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” by Lewis Carroll is probably the most popular children’s fantasy novel of the nineteenth century. The book gave way to a brand new era of children’s English literature: books that did not intend to impart lessons and morals to the children. … (Continue Reading)
How many times have you read books from your school syllabus and felt your heartbreak? Well, to be honest, not so often. The academicians play it safe while curating the school syllabi and smartly cut out on tales of horror, suffering, and tragedy. Fortunately, The … (Continue Reading)
Greta Thunberg and Malala Yousafzai are two of the most famous and among the youngest people in the world to speak up against the wrongs around us. While a huge chunk of masses troll and hate on them, they do raise some very important questions. … (Continue Reading)