Saadat Hasan Manto’s Kali Shalwar Highlights Prostitutes Facing Social-Economic Marginalization In British India
Saadat Hasan Manto was renowned for being a major contributor to Urdu literature, and one…
MOTM February 2026
Being Genderfluid In Literature And In The World
» Editors Note: #MoodOfTheMonth for February 2026 is Gender and Literature. We are inviting submissions…
Mapping Indian Feminism Through Poetry: From Naidu To Kandasamy
» Editors Note: #MoodOfTheMonth for February 2026 is Gender and Literature. We are inviting submissions…
The Blistered Hands No One Talks About: Reading Dalit Women’s Labour Through Literature And Data
» Editors Note: #MoodOfTheMonth for February 2026 is Gender and Literature. We are inviting submissions…
How Chitra Banerjee’s Independence Does Justice To Narrating Women’s Stories
» Editors Note: #MoodOfTheMonth for February 2026 is Gender and Literature. We are inviting submissions…
Progressive Intent, Patriarchal Pages: Women In Chetan Bhagat’s Fiction
» Editors Note: #MoodOfTheMonth for February 2026 is Gender and Literature. We are inviting submissions…
Anger, Laughter And Survival: A Dalit feminist Reading Of Bama’s Karukku
» Editors Note: #MoodOfTheMonth for February 2026 is Gender and Literature. We are inviting submissions…
The Female Consciousness In Virginia Woolf And Jean Rhys’ Works
» Editors Note: #MoodOfTheMonth for February 2026 is Gender and Literature. We are inviting submissions…
Queer Desire and Female Friendship in Simone de Beauvoir’s The Inseparables
‘The Inseparables’ becomes a fertile ground to dig for resonances of ambiguity and ambivalence between…
Unhinged Women In Fiction And Why Women Just Can’t Get Enough Of Them
» Editors Note: #MoodOfTheMonth for February 2026 is Gender and Literature. We are inviting submissions…