UNABRIDGED'S 
LITERARY EXPRESSION

By- Ayushi Sharma Edited by- Diksha Sharma Lately, there's this one stubborn thought that has been trailing on and off my mind: “Nostalgia will eat me up someday.” It’s that one feeling I’ve had a hell of a lot of bittersweet feelings for. I often liken “Nostalgia” to a hot cup of coffee- what follows those warm and soft foams of memories is a burning taste that keeps my fragile heart up at night.   So, on a leisure day, I decided to find the lingering past of “Nostalgia" it

Friday feels like magic , a quiet joy after a long, exhausting week. My cinematic Friday belongs to Anne with an E, where Green Gables comes alive in shades of green and gold. The show breathes color and sound into Anne Shirley’s world , a girl with red braids, freckles like constellations, and dreams too big for her small town. Each episode feels like a pause, a return to innocence, reminding me that even ordinary moments can hold magic.

By prisha nanda, (economics honours, second year) Designed and edited by mehak koundal, ( B.com program, first year) Imagine waking up on 1st January to a special notification. One that stamps your next year with a genre. "Congratulations! Your genre for 2026 is...romance comedy." Great. Time to start missing flights and fighting with strangers in front of the ice cream freezer at the grocery store. Maybe your friend got thriller as her genre, so while you're bantering with

By- Shreya Banerjee Edited by- Diksha Sharma It sure seems simple when you think of what a children’s fiction author or artist might have to do in their daily lives— creating talking animals who go on adventures together? Silly quests where they solve mysteries? Sounds effortless enough, don’t they? But beneath all the perceived cheer, here is what we might be missing: Creating children’s literature is the hardest job in the world. Because you must remember The small, bright

BY DEVYANI RAWAT [ BSC MATHEMATICS,SECOND YEAR ] EDITED AND DESIGNED BY MEHAK KOUNDAL [ B.COM PROGRAM,FIRST YEAR ] "Truth in Perfect Match doesn’t heal, it wrecks everything in its path.” We grow up believing that truth is supposed to bring peace, that once you know it, you can finally breathe. But in Perfect Match, Jodi Picoult tears that illusion apart. The truth in this story doesn’t save Nina Frost or her family; it destroys the fragile balance they were barely holding o

By- Sneha Prasad Photos by- Sneha Prasad Edited by- Diksha Sharma In Shillong, snuggled between the mountains and hills, every Sunday...

Cinematic Fridays

by sneha prasad [Jounralism hons,first year ] designed and edited by mehak koundal [ b.com program , first year] What if Arjun never...

By- Kriti Edited by- Diksha Sharma An Abandoned Beauty Lost in the life of shadows, Stood my always-ending beauty. My once-colourful...