I am at peace when it rains outside at night and I am tucked in bed. I feel everything is alright and nothing bad can touch me. But then, that is my privilege speaking.
As I work in Chandil today, at the local block-level health centre, things have not seemed to change much. Jamshedpur, about 26 km away, is still the first choice we have for referring patients whose cure is beyond our purview.
Hansda Sowvendra Shekhar tells us the story of Tuyu, the fox, who ate everything that stood in its way – an egg, a bent old woman, a termite hill, and an egret
As the COVID-19 pandemic makes work-from-home the new normal, a look at the workspaces of people who have always functioned in isolation -- writers. For Hansda Sowvendra Shekhar, his workstation is where the writer and the doctor meet.
Despite events and anecdotes being only hinted at, the reader can adequately imagine and understand the taboos and secrets the author has not exactly put in words.
