Dr. Paramita Mukherjee Mullick is a scientist, editor, literary curator and an award-winning poet. She has published eleven books and some of her poems have been translated into more than forty five languages. She promotes peace, multilingual, global and indigenous poetry. Through her poems she also makes children and adults aware about conservation and climate change.
Can you lend me an attic someone? And in that attic I will see that girl again. The one with the blue frilled cotton frock. The one with the acne marked red cheeks. Playing with imaginary rabbits. And immersed in her story books.
Can you lend me an attic someone? I will go there and meet the little girl again. The curly haired, pink- lipped girl. With so much of innocence and love. Wide-eyed and curiosity vast as the sea. I will meet that little girl again, the girl that was me.
Boxes He has taken three weeks off to travel in Europe. She couldn’t afford the trip. He didn’t ask her to come, either. He sends her…
Pancham: The Urban Timbre (Part 1) It drizzled that evening. I distinctly remember that Durga Puja Asthami years ago, when the crowd was not quantified as hourly footfalls. Had it not…
Beside The New Mosque By success, I mean paradise. Dwellers of paradise find absolution from their daily sins on a daily basis. That is why, to me, the truly…
Pancham: The Urban Timbre (Part 3) The rich variety of song tracks showcased in the film surprised many. Rahul became a sort of ‘Chote Nawab’. Senior Burmans’ ‘Tublu’ became to all…
Pancham: The Urban Timbre (Part 2) With the Funtoosh song as a badge, Rahul qualified himself to be a part of the core musician team of his father. It was at that point,…
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