Two poems from U-Talk: Arithmetic of Nearness traces a pandemic-scarred world finding its way home, while The Ambitious Coward studies the fear of failure.
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Why the traditional Indian diet still works: dal, seasonal sabzi, fruit, whole grains, movement and sleep offer health that no imported superfood can match.
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How geriatric diseases differ in older adults: atypical symptoms, polypharmacy, frailty and cognitive decline, and why elderly care needs gentle attention.
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How did feminism transform from a movement dedicated to dismantling oppressive systems into one of capitalism’s biggest branding strategies? Tanvi Agarwal traces the tangled relationship between feminism and capitalism.
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Description Readers will discover a rich collection of articles, essays, poetry, visual art, reflections, and photography, all centering on the stories, imagination, and successes of women artists, entrepreneurs, leaders, and change-makers. The featureRead More
Description In this issue of U-Talk Magazine (Vol. 4, Issue 2, April–June 2026), readers will explore thought-provoking analytical pieces, such as Dr. Aamir Habib’s exploration of the interfaith harmony woven through Kashmir’s fadingRead More
A first journey from rural Bihar to the University of Exeter: London from the air, the UK border, Paddington, and a train ride that felt close to home.
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A poem by Jamil Ahmed (Azad). If I should see a gesture of new hope / In my waiting of the darkness of the night / To mellow down into the light …
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A poem by Prof. (Dr.) Chitra T. Nair. Far away in the North / There lives an aged woman / Inheriting a rich legacy …
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