Kuch Palan Di Saanjh (Composition)
Shares a fellow blogger’s guitar and vocal musical composition set to the author’s earlier poem about caste prejudice in relationships.
Selected notes & readings on literature, cinema and technology
Written by Jasdeep Singh
Shares a fellow blogger’s guitar and vocal musical composition set to the author’s earlier poem about caste prejudice in relationships.
A poem satirizing hollow patriotism and political hypocrisy amid terror attacks and turmoil across South Asia, translated from Punjabi to English.
The author announces receiving the Brilliante blog award and passes it on to five favorite Punjabi-language and culture blogs.
A poem imagining wishing to be a gunny sack instead of a man, so one could be turned inside out and freed of pent-up burdens.
A poem reflecting on how a brief romantic bond was reduced to a fleeting acquaintance because of caste differences.
A roundup of daily links on GPS devices in India, a feminism debate around the Noida rape case, a Punjabi typing tool, and a Punjabi word of the day.
A nostalgic poem recalling a simple village shepherd boy, Kaku, whose innocent world was later lost to modernization.
A poem about a Palestinian mother standing amid the rubble of her bombed home, and the world’s willful blindness to her suffering.
A poem likening life and love to a heap of dust scattered by successive storms, evoking loss and uncertain belonging.
A poem using the mathematical zero as a metaphor for a civilization that has lost its own path and merely follows others, invoking Guru Nanak’s legacy.