Call for Submissions U-Talk Magazine (Quarterly)ISSN: 3049-4133 (Online) The U-Talk Ethos At U-Talk, we believe that storytelling is an ethical act of creating empathy, resilience, and collective understanding. We bridge the gap betweenRead More
Description Volume 4, Issue 1 (January–March 2026) of U-Talk is an interdisciplinary collection that explores the intersection of grassroots experiences and scholarly inquiry, with a strong focus on social justice and cultural identity.Read More
What music, what rhythm, what lyrics resonate with you—deep in your body, in your sense of belonging? Which melodies hold the memories of your childhood, your home, your community? Which songs have givenRead More
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
On May 25, we gathered virtually for Voices, Verses, and Visions, a meaningful event organized by Umran Mahila Manch (UMMI). It brought together inspiring voices from across fields: scholars, poets, and artists, toRead More
🌸 Voices, Verses, and Visions: Introduction to UMMI Hosted by Umran Mahila Manch (UMMI) Umran Green Perspective Foundation invites you to a special evening titled “Introduction to UMMI”, a celebration of voices, verses,Read More
Description This issue of U-Talk Magazine centers on the theme of rural life, weaving together voices from the margins and the mainstream to highlight stories of empowerment, cultural resilience, and knowledge production rootedRead More
On 26 December 2024, the Umran Academic Research Association, in collaboration with the Comparative Literature Department, proudly supported the South Asian Culture and Literature Event held at the Teoman Duralı Conference Hall. ThisRead More
We are happy to invite you to the 12th session of the Indian Literature Lecture Series. This enlightening lecture, titled The Border Within: Madness, Identity, and Trauma after India-Pakistan Partition, will be deliveredRead More
We are delighted to invite you to the 8th session of the Indian Literature Lecture Series. This insightful lecture titled “Tulsi Das’s Ramcharitmanas: Vernacularizing the Divine Epic” delivered by Rajeev Kumar, Lecturer, DepartmentRead More
