Some stories unfold in paragraphs. Others in light, shadow and silence.
The Photo Story section of Parcham's June Issue is now live, featuring Sushmita Sridhar's visual narrative:
https://t.co/hwEQUbuTnz
#Photography#PhotoStory#Parchammag
Parcham's Quatrain of the Month 'July
War does not begin
with a woman.
It begins with the agreement
that she can be exchanged.
— Helen: Or, The Face That Was Not Asked, Jenny Rathod
Read the full poem in our June Issue: https://t.co/rN7dHD9J2U
#QuatrainOfTheMonth#Parchammag
Sometimes a poem doesn't offer answers—it changes the questions.
The Poetry section of Parcham's June Issue is now live. Step into a collection of voices that linger long after the final line.
Read here:
https://t.co/rN7dHD9J2U
#poetry#literature#poetrycommunity#Parchammag
Whose stories are remembered and whose buried?
In this conversation, Nani Walker reflects on writing as an act of bearing witness—speaking about caste, inherited silence and more—the stories power works hardest to erase.
Read here:
https://t.co/n31XFv8j9a
#interview#parchammag
Why do we read fiction? To escape—or to return to the world with sharper eyes?
The Fiction & Fiction in Translation section of Parcham's June Issue is now live. Dive into stories that traverse languages, borders and imaginations.
Read here:
https://t.co/4l7kCFeUTJ
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New on Parcham:
A review of Mahua Sen's translation of Rajkamal Choudhury's Machli Mari Hui by Shayan Aich Bhowmik.
Read here:
https://t.co/UEnjEeAeWE
🎨 Cover artwork by our resident artist, Pratyusha Chakraborty.
#literature#translation#bookreview#Parchammag
The workshop will provide a comprehensive overview of the academic publishing landscape, covering the major stages of the writing and publication process, from manuscript preparation and proposal development to submission, peer review&publication.
https://t.co/oxJi49Yvnn
Parcham is hosting a two day workshop on Academic Writing and Publishing to be hosted by Rimina Mohapatra. The registration link is below.
https://t.co/oxJi49Yvnn
We look forward to having you with us.
Grateful to @ParchamOnline Magazine for accepting to feature my work.
Parcham, which in Urdu, roughly translates into Flag or a Banner, is an online forum, meditating on literature, poetry, art, culture and politics.
Bahut Shukriya!
I'm conducting a workshop for @ParchamOnline, on 'Navigating the writer's journey: From draft to publication'. The workshop will include fun interactive exercises, Q&A and time for discussion. Join in and help us spread the word! #writingworkshop#amwriting
Everybody at @ParchamOnline is very excited to announce that Devashish Makhija will be guest editing the December 2025 Issue. The concept note will go live soon.
Exciting times ahead..