Dear Sinhala Brethren, “We must learn to live together as brothers or perish together as fools” – Martin Luther King jr We wish to live
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Felicitation: Divya Mathur Receives a Coveted Inaugural Award
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Yogesh Patel’s ‘The Rapids’
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Looking back at Holi in the midst of Covid
By Kusum Pant Joshi Almost a year after Covid was unleashed on the world, Holi arrived at the end of March 2021, flooding us with
No Mean Feat
by Girija Shettar To watch British-Indian dancer Subhash Viman Gorania perform is, in one word, exciting. It was while scouring YouTube for spiritually uplifting performers
Confluence November 2019 issue
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Film Review: Ranjan Ghosh’s Ahaa Re (The Two Lovers, 2019)
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Confluence August 2019 Issue
Confluence August 2019 Issue
Confluence is now 15 years old!
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Poetry
Through The Poetic Lens by Yogesh Patel Exhuasted on the Cross Najwan Darwish hears sitar The Instrument What’s the name of that instrument Ravi Shankar