The Indian freedom struggle was not just a political movement; it was a deeply emotional and cultural revolution that found expression in literature, particularly in poetry. From the resistance against British colonial rule to the dreams of an independent nation, poetry became both a weapon and a refuge for revolutionaries, thinkers, and common people alike. […]Read More
Poetry has been a tool of revolution and revolt for long, being the voice of the voiceless, a weapon to fight oppression, and a mirror to society’s deepest flaws. Hindi poetry, in specific, has been the key to forming political, social, and cultural discourse in India. From the fiery poetry of the nationalist poets in […]Read More
Everyone must have heard of Subhadra Kumari Chauhan, the poet of the magnificent poem ‘Jhansi Ki Rani’. We all know she was an astounding poetess but a very few people know she was also a fierce freedom fighter. Subhadra Kumari Chauhan was a staunch feminist, poetess, and freedom fighter. She is undoubtedly the epitome of […]Read More
Often called as the ‘Meera of Modern Times’ Mahadevi Verma is one of the four prominent pillars of Chhayawadi era of Hindi literature. Who doesn’t know Mahadevi Verma? We all have grown up reading stories about her pets like Gillu – the squirrel, Neelkanth – the peacock, Sona – the deer, Gaura – the cow, […]Read More