Fragments Of A Diary: A Valuable Early Odia Travel Narrative by Manisha Mishra May 8, 2021 0 Bamanda State’s contribution to Odia literary culture in the late 19th and early 20th century was immense. The ruling family... Read moreDetails
Characters & Colours: Manoj Das’ Darling Ghost Is Unlike Many Of The Same Ilk by Manisha Mishra May 2, 2021 0 A doyen of Odia literature, Manoj Das left millions of his ardent admirers shattered as he left for his heavenly... Read moreDetails
Characters & Colours: J P Das’ Suhasini Learns ‘The Mantra’ For Life Lies Within Self by Manisha Mishra April 26, 2021 0 On the 85th birth anniversary of well-known writer J.P. Das, I remember his short story ‘The Mantra’ and his carefully-conceived... Read moreDetails
Characters & Colours: Gopinath Mohanty’s Kamala Represents Victims Of Infidelity by Manisha Mishra April 19, 2021 0 With the 107th birth anniversary of eminent writer Gopinath Mohanty just round the corner (April 20), one of his less-discussed... Read moreDetails
Ashapurna’s Parvati: An Emancipated Woman Or A Product Of Patriarchy? by Manisha Mishra January 10, 2021 0 It was the birth anniversary of Jnanpith award winner Ashapurna Devi a couple of days ago (Jan 8). Also, a... Read moreDetails
Characters & Colours: Fakir Mohan’s Rebati And Women Education by Manisha Mishra January 3, 2021 0 On the 190th birth anniversary of Savitribai Phule, celebrated as National Women’s Day, exemplary Odia writer Fakir Mohan Senapati’s Rebati... Read moreDetails
Characters & Colours: Lolita, Seductress Or Victim Of Child Sexual Abuse? by Manisha Mishra December 6, 2020 0 Today is December 6 – the day on which Vladimir Nabakov finished writing his famous novel ‘Lolita’ in 1953. Little... Read moreDetails
Characters & Colours: A Benign Beast That Rules Beauty’s Heart by Manisha Mishra November 22, 2020 0 Feasting on fairy tales in my childhood, the one story that amazed me was the famous tale of the Beauty... Read moreDetails
Characters & Colours: Adichie’s Statement On Patriarchy Through Duality In Eugene Achike by Manisha Mishra November 16, 2020 0 Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie has been voted as the 2020 ‘Winner of Winners’ (Women’s prize for Fiction) a couple of days... Read moreDetails
Characters & Colours: Dracula, The Unforgettable Vampire by Manisha Mishra November 8, 2020 0 Some literary characters gain much more prominence than their creator. One such creation is Count Dracula (popularly referred to as... Read moreDetails