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This December, Team Ether got together to deliver a yearly wrap-up for 2021: an artistically curated patchwork of moment...
16/02/2022

This December, Team Ether got together to deliver a yearly wrap-up for 2021: an artistically curated patchwork of moments that represent what stirred us the most. A rather difficult year has passed us by, and it’s time to exclaim “Good riddance!” to all the dreadful moments and welcome 2022 with open arms. This edition includes the magazine’s first lyric poetry, under the title: ‘Folds’, a wholesome personal account titled ‘Growing Pains’, and ‘Case for Consciousness’, a perspicuous discussion on what consciousness entails. Make sure to read ‘Temperature Rising, Hopes Falling- What 2021 Means for Climate Change’ and ‘The benefits of writing when you don’t feel like it’.

We wish you a happy new year and thank you for your support.

In celebration of the first anniversary of Ether, this October marks the release of our very special anniversary edition...
17/11/2021

In celebration of the first anniversary of Ether, this October marks the release of our very special anniversary edition. A potluck of genres captures the essence of our team through a collection of original pieces: starting with ‘As Ether turns one- things that I learnt’, followed by a beautiful outlook presented in ‘Kindness, put into context. ‘Oh dear Cousin’ is a fascinating write-up about Orangutans, our closest relatives. Be sure to check out ‘dawn of the dusk’, a scintillating free-verse, 'proverbials of lost love', ‘I Asked the Sunset to be my Girlfriend’, and ‘Saira’, a Malayalam short story. Finally, ‘White Lies’ leaves us with a gentle philosophical pondering in our attempt to answer the question, “Does truth always triumph?”

Click here to read Ether's first anniversary edition:
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Ether returns with yet another monthly melange of original pieces. Our first article of the issue throws light on the he...
08/10/2021

Ether returns with yet another monthly melange of original pieces. Our first article of the issue throws light on the heart-wrenching situation of Afghan women since the re-emergence of the Taliban rule in Afghanistan. In recognition of World Su***de Prevention Day, which was on the 10th of September, this edition includes a moving article titled ‘Advice for Suicidal People, from a Former Suicidal Person’. Don’t forget to check out ‘Lucid Sleep’ and ‘Neelambari’-a Malayalam short story. A lovely free-verse poem, ‘moonless skies’ followed by an informative discussion on the Indian handloom, eagerly await our supportive readers.

Click here to read the September 2021 edition of Ether:
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Ether’s August issue arrives as a colourful medley of art, literature and mathematics. This month, we’ve visited the roo...
04/09/2021

Ether’s August issue arrives as a colourful medley of art, literature and mathematics. This month, we’ve visited the roots of the expression “and the cat’s in the cradle”, followed by a stimulating discussion on practical infinities. Be sure to read the story behind the famous woodblock print, ‘Dream of the Fisherman’s Wife’ by Hokusai, and the book review on ‘The Silent Patient’. Our issue, interspersed with interpretative illustrations, also features two emotive pieces of free-verse poetry, titled ‘pastoral rhapsody’ and ‘temblor’

Please find the link in bio the read the August 2021 edition.

The latest edition of Ether brings to you a kaleidoscope of themes, ranging from the delectable Palestinian cuisine to t...
31/07/2021

The latest edition of Ether brings to you a kaleidoscope of themes, ranging from the delectable Palestinian cuisine to the indigenous fishing communities of India. Join us in our cultural expedition of the sociological imagination of Indians on same-sex marriage, preceded by a thought-provoking take on the different layers of reality. Coupled with some wonderful illustrations, this month’s release also features a free-verse poem describing a yearning for physical intimacy, and chapter 5 of Vagramughi, an original mythical sci-fi thriller.

Please find the link in bio to read the July 2021 edition of Ether.

Pride Month is celebrated in June each year throughout the world to recognize the struggles, achievements and lives of L...
26/06/2021

Pride Month is celebrated in June each year throughout the world to recognize the struggles, achievements and lives of LGBTQIA+ people. This month, Ether teamed up with Manthan to create a special Pride-themed issue. This edition features articles, infographics and art on a variety of issues- the harms of conversion therapy, the fluid nature of sexuality, the impact of the pandemic on q***r people and more.

Pride Month was originally celebrated in 1970 to commemorate the first anniversary of the Stonewall Riots- highlighting the deeply political nature of Pride and the on-going fight for equal rights for the LGBTQIA+ community. Our allyship is vital and should continue, even when June ends.

Please find the link in bio to read the June 2021 issue of Ether-X-Manthan.

In the May 2021 issue, find poetry and art, along with thought-provoking articles on the varied facets of art, the Safe ...
26/06/2021

In the May 2021 issue, find poetry and art, along with thought-provoking articles on the varied facets of art, the Safe City project, sustainability in art, and much more! We've revamped our website, so make sure you check that out as well.

Read the May 2021 issue at the LINK IN BIO!

In the April 2021 edition of Ether, we bring you poetry and artwork, alongside our team's selection of books. Be sure to...
18/05/2021

In the April 2021 edition of Ether, we bring you poetry and artwork, alongside our team's selection of books. Be sure to check out the fourth chapter of Vagramughi, articles "Alternative Gardens" and "Specificity and Generality." We would love to hear from you, so feel free to make suggestions.

In the March 2021 edition of Ether, we bring you reviews ranging across media and literature— Sense and Sensibility, Ban...
08/04/2021

In the March 2021 edition of Ether, we bring you reviews ranging across media and literature— Sense and Sensibility, Bandish Bandits and Kumbalangi Nights. Be sure to check out the poem "starstruck" and the article on the 2020-21 Border Gavaskar Trophy. We would love to hear from you, so feel free to make suggestions.

We’re thrilled to present the next issue of Ether, which brings you a number of reviews—Bismillah, After Life (1998), an...
03/03/2021

We’re thrilled to present the next issue of Ether, which brings you a number of reviews—Bismillah, After Life (1998), and A Man Called Ove. Along with these, we bring The Beginner's Guide, our first game review. Be sure to also check out Hampi, our architectural feature for the month, Vagramughi Chapter 3, and the poignant article on The Definition of a King.

The February 2021 edition of Ether can be found at the link in bio.

In this edition of Ether, we've touched upon the highly contested topic of Separating the Art from the Artist. We also b...
03/03/2021

In this edition of Ether, we've touched upon the highly contested topic of Separating the Art from the Artist. We also bring you reviews ranging across media and literature—A Suitable Boy, Koe no Katachi, and A Carnival of Fears. Be sure to check out the article about the zero-waste lifestyle, our architectural feature for the month, haikus from the team, and the piece, 'In Memory of Teacher'. We'd love to hear from you, so feel free to make suggestions.

Head to the link in bio to read the January 2021 edition of Ether.

The December issue of Ether is a wrap-up of this year that has wrecked the whole world. We bring you poetry and artwork,...
03/03/2021

The December issue of Ether is a wrap-up of this year that has wrecked the whole world. We bring you poetry and artwork, along with our selection of shows. Be sure to read the poignant articles on being born into a dying world, the inequality that the pandemic has highlighted, and the inevitability of this disaster.

Find the link in our bio to read the December 2020 edition of Ether.

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