Kaushik Das Every culture lives in its stories. The lullaby a grandmother sings, the folk tale told on a verandah, the way a festival is cooked, danced and argued over: these are how a community remembers who it is. For generations, such stories travelled only as far as a voice could carry. Today they can […]Read More
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Saurabh Tankha It is 21st century’s answer to the age-old tradition of storytelling. Instead of being huddled up near a fire, readers and writers now perch with their laptops, desktops or mobile screens. It is Pratilipi – an online platform which brings readers, writers and their stories together in a virtual community to instigate a […]Read More