you who never arrived – rainer maria rilke →

Prakashye – Proshongo Jounota 1st Edition (Human Rights Edition)

February 6, 2011 Leave a Comment

The first edition of Prakashye (a magazine on sexuality and human rights issues, published by Pratyay Gender Trust, Kolkata) is out and available at their offices and soon will be available from various other outlets. It was launched at the Kolkata Book Fair 2011.

Price – Rs.10/-

It is also available online:

http://issuu.com/prakashye-prasanga_jounota/docs/prakashye-proshongo_jounota

Like this:

Be the first to like this post.

Filed under Uncategorized

About Siddhartha Hajra
Less said the better. Obsessed with life's many drama... Another obsession being traveling...mainly by local buses and sleeper class Indian Railways through its ruralscape. Staying in budget hotels. Bound to a rucksack. A guide book in hand. Unplanned destinations.

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Enter your comment here...

Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in:

Email (required) (Address never made public)

Name (required)

Website

You are commenting using your WordPress.com account. ( Log Out / Change )

You are commenting using your Twitter account. ( Log Out / Change )

You are commenting using your Facebook account. ( Log Out / Change )

Cancel

Connecting to %s

February 2011
M	T	W	T	F	S	S
« Dec		Jun »
	1	2	3	4	5	6
7	8	9	10	11	12	13
14	15	16	17	18	19	20
21	22	23	24	25	26	27
28

Good Grief! *from The Statesman

Looking Back: Some youngsters find it 'fashionable' to know about their city's past. Perhaps they are easily inspired by plans government representatives present every year at tourism fairs to promote Kolkata as a 'heritage' destination! Sometime back a couple of youngsters turned up Statesman House wondering whether prints of old photographs of the city were available. They went on to reveal their plans of starting 'heritage walks' in Kolkata. It was suggested that they should meet people like PT Nair and Rathin Mitra for information about the city's past. Their reply was 'interesting' ~ "Who?..." What are they doing these days? Why don't you find out!

About This Blog -

In case you have made it this far and wondering where you are, I think I owe you an explanation. After all I must have done something that brought you here. Anyways.... About this blog - don't know what strange affliction it is to post random inconsequential snippets from the recesses of my demented mind. Its deliberate, but an accidental one. And it continues to evolve in that way. The word evolve should not be taken in a Spencerian understanding of things, it's perhaps a more random haphazard spurted 'growth' than anything else. Sometimes its just plain stagnant. It is quite embarrassing at times to put up anything here on this blog. In any instance this self publishing exercise will always be a scarred reminder of how stupid one can be. Therefore, without deprecating my efforts further, I want to say that this blog isn't about my photographs (that's what I primarily engage in - photography), it isn't about whether the opinions I have on certain issues matters less, it isn't about how I made a discovery by the way of a film or a place I just happened to have visited, it isn't about all those things I just mentioned and also isn't about those things that could corroborate with the above mentioned disclaimers. So what is it about? Well, I think, its about the emptiness that surrounds me, the emptiness of thoughts and memories and afflictions - by the way of a person, a place, a music, a film. Not much into analysis, more into observations. More visual than literal. Although sometimes the two mix well, at other times they're like oil and water. It's abstract, and its how I feel about life. Don't try to make sense of it. You'll probably be very disappointed. So what's the point of being here? None ~ Zilch. It's very personal and very selfishly so. Peace & love. Siddhartha

Fleeting Senses

Prakashye – Proshongo Jounota 1st Edition (Human Rights Edition)

Like this:

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Looking Back

Recent Posts

blurted out lately

Good Grief! *from The Statesman

Spliffs

About This Blog -

My Online Portfolio

The Great Photoblog Bazaar

Work

Follow “Fleeting Senses”

Fleeting Senses

Prakashye – Proshongo Jounota 1st Edition (Human Rights Edition)

Like this:

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Looking Back

Recent Posts

blurted out lately

Good Grief! *from The Statesman

Spliffs

About This Blog -

My Online Portfolio

The Great Photoblog Bazaar

Work

Unspeakables

Follow “Fleeting Senses”