Sujith Balakrishnan

An unforgettable image from Communist Kerala 2020 Patrician - Plebian Landlord - Serf Upperclass - Lowerclass Capitalist - Proletariat Freeman - Slave Let's forget the name of IG and three persons doing ETHAM. How can we classify these dialectics?

HUMANOID a collection of Malayalam Short Stories by  Sujith Balakrishnan

BEING IN SHIRSHASAN My Second Novel - " Being in Shirshasan" is published through Amazon Kindle. Set in the fast-developing city of Dubai, “Being in Shirshasan” portrays the life struggle and the ill incidents that befall on a lower-middle-class man, Shiva, and his family. Struggling to cope with his day-to-day crises, frustration mounts to an emotional outburst. At an odd hour, a misfortune completely changes their fate. After fourteen years Shiva receives a letter from his young adult daughter. With years still to spend in prison, where will this take him?

WITH SARA JOSEPH WITH VAISHAKHAN

Interview with the acclaimed writer Charu Nivedita by Sujith Balakrishnan Transgressive writing must be taboo in contemporary India. Is it due to its obscenity, its nakedness or its wildness? It should be nothing of the reasons but the utter hypocritical mindset developed from the frustration of a failed spring revolution in India. When openness, plurality, have been replaced by the superficial happiness achieved by materialistic wealth and fame, transgressiveness can’t prosper in such a society, they suppress and attack the person who tried to open up the nakedness of the body, the nakedness of sexual pleasures, the nakedness of utter truth, the nakedness of society. A society that wants to hide all the guilty pleasures but to enjoy in its full extend clandestinely and consider it as morally correct but morally sick as in the true sense. What India has come to know as ‘Transgressive’ writing is regarded by the rest of the world as ‘soft porn’ ‘Hedonism’ and even...

AMU Literary Festival AMU Literary Festival is a college festival that celebrates art, literature and social change. This one of a kind literary festival hosted by a University shall present before you a host of writers, poets, journalists and filmmakers. It is sponsored by top brands such as Pizza Hut. The dates of the college fest are from 8th to 10th March 2020. "The Chronicle of Golgotha Days " Novel by Sujith Balakrishnan, will be available at the literary festival through "My Book Shelf" Stall.

My Vision: challenges in the race for excellence By HHS Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum             Book review – SUJITH BALAKRISHNAN A leader with profound vision and mind full of creativity, that’s how Sheikh Mohammed transformed himself to be the leader of Dubai over the decades. Possessing a poet’s creative psyche, he paved the path and nurtured the lives of multilingual, multicultural citizens from around the globe. Sheikh Mohammed has created an aura, such that anyone close to him becomes similarly inspired. Sheikh Mohammed is Dubai and Dubai is Sheikh Mohammed; that’s the extent his visionary roots had seeped into every nook and corner of Dubai.             “My Vision – challenges in the race for excellence” was first published in 2012 and has been continually reprinted ever since. The book parallels the Lion and Gazelle proverb:   The Gazelle wakes u...

The Smaller things in Life Subtle shifts in our perception of life can make a drastic transformation to the morale of each individual. Often we get dejected going around bigger things and complicated kinds of stuff, which has a chance of achievement as if winning a lottery. The depressed mind tides until we get drained off and have lost all the charms of life with a constant fear of death coming nearby. It is what we have lived? Such a question can come up only at the horizon of old age when we have little time to recuperate the things past and lost.      I reached my forties, and the one thing that still bothers me while in conversation with an opposite-gender is eye-to-eye contacting. Thinking of it is a minute element in life and why I need to worry at this moment of life. As I recently developed the habit of observing smaller things in life, such things count very much. So I started making myself conscious at every moment I have to intermingle with the opp...