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- [News And Updates](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/news/)
- [September 2026 crossword Challenge](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/september-2026-crossword-challenge/): Built by Jayanta Barik using PuzzleMe"s free cross word generator
- [Three Voices on Reservation](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/three-voices-on-reservation/): Our contentious trio is back with their hot takes on another controversial topic - reservation and caste discrimination in India.
- [A Crowded Calendar](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/a-crowded-calendar/): The tradition of celebrating Teachers’ Day in its current form began in India in 1962, when a group of students approached Dr Radhakrishnan and asked for permission to celebrate his birthday.
- [Dreams of a Topper](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/dreams-of-a-topper/): Every student and their parent dreams of the topper rank. Yet, for the ones who actually achieve it, is the reality as rosy as it appears? Listen to Ishita's heartfelt dramatic monologue on the dreams and dilemmas of being a topper in this video, curated by The Paper Planes Journal.
- [Out of Syllabus](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/out-of-syllabus/): They don't go to the same school or even live in the same century. NCERT put them into books. Students learnt of them and from them. They were learning too — from the conversations in those classrooms. One day, moved by what's happening around them, they opened up.
- [August 2026 Crossword Challenge](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/august-2026-crossword-challenge/): Made by Jayanta Barik using the online crossword builder from Amuse Labs
- [The Paper Crane Origami Tutorial (Art Smart)](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/the-paper-crane-origami-tutorial-art-smart/): Learn how to make your very own origami paper crane using this helpful tutorial. To know more about the legend of a thousand paper cranes, grab a copy of The Paper Planes Journal Issue 5 and read Sadako's tragically beautiful story about making paper cranes.
- [Confessions of a Gamer](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/confessions-of-a-gamer/): Ahon Datta is a 4th-year B.Sc. student who is studying physics and is keen on coding, reading, and animal rights.
- [In Conversation with Rohan Chakravarty - Uncut Version (The Mind Behind, TPPJ Issue 4)](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/in-conversation-with-rohan-chakravarty-uncut-version-the-mind-behind-tppj-issue-4/)
- [The tome is (not) dead! Long live the tome!](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/the-tome-is-not-dead-long-live-the-tome/): Reema Sen is the co-editor of The Paper Planes Journal. She is also a librarian and an English teacher.
- [Find the Differences - Answers (Issue 4)](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/find-the-differences-answers-issue-4/): Did your keen eye catch all the differences of the Try This page in the fourth issue of our Paper Plane Journal? Then congratulations! You did a good job. Here are the answers. Don’t worry if you didn’t spot all of them; the fun is in the trying!
- [Island on the Edge - The Great Nicobar Project](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/island-on-the-edge-the-great-nicobar-project/): A lively discussion on one of the most hotly debated topics now—the Great Nicobar Project—taken up by the young minds that will shape our tomorrow.
- [July 2026 Crossword Challenge](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/july-2026-crossword-challenge/): Created by Jayanta Barik using the crossword puzzle maker from Amuse Labs
- [From Scrolling to Space: A Late-Night Realization](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/from-scrolling-to-space-a-late-night-realization/): A short think piece that starts with late-night scrolling and ends up being an exploration of life in space! Brought to life by Ira Bisen of Class 9 in collaboration with The Paper Planes Journal. Bio: My name is Ira Bisen, and I study in Class IX-A at Sagar Public School, Saket Nagar. I enjoy listening to music and playing football in my free time. My curiosity about space and the challenges astronauts face while living beyond Earth inspired me to research them and write this book. Through this writing, I hope to share knowledge and inspire others to learn about the world around them.
- [The Imitation Game: The Turing Test & AI](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/the-imitation-game-the-turing-test-ai/): A brief introduction into the origins of computer intelligence and modern day AI from the invention of the Imitation Game by Alan Turing. Presented by Sitanshu Kapur.
- [When a Cement Ad Gets Mental Illness Wrong](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/when-a-cement-ad-gets-mental-illness-wrong/): Sakshi Yadav is a practising psychologist and psychotherapist specialising in rehabilitation psychology. With over 5.5 years of practitioner experience across hospitals and schools, she focuses on understanding the behavioural patterns and cognitive processes of adolescents and young adults.
- [June 2026 Crossword Challenge](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/june-2026-crossword-challenge/): Constructed by Jayanta Barik using PuzzleMe"s crossword puzzle creator
- [A Vanity Affair: An Original Poem Written & Performed by Aditi Singh](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/a-vanity-affair-an-original-poem-written-performed-by-aditi-singh/): The Paper Planes Journal presents an original poem written and performed by a young poet, Aditi Singh. It was written from the perspective of Dorian Gray and how he denies accountability of his influence and how he engages in vanity and later experiences ruin. The title is inspired by the Thackeray classic Vanity Fair. In the poet's own words, "I was going to write about vanity as a sin because obsession with beauty is something I, along with many people my age, relate to. But I couldn’t get much matter out of it. But I had recently reread The Picture of Dorian Gray and I thought of rewriting it from his perspective. Subtle narcissism and extreme vanity ruined him completely by the end and it appealed to me."
- [Find the Differences - Answers (Issue 3)](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/find-the-differences-answers-issue-3/): Did your keen eye catch all the differences of the Try This page in the third issue of our Paper Plane Journal? Then congratulations! You did a good job. Here are the answers for the Find the Differences. Don’t worry if you didn’t spot all of them; the fun is in the trying!
- [Youth Icon, Adela: The Girl Who Left The Machine Behind](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/youth-icon-adela-the-girl-who-left-the-machine-behind/): Arwa Qureshi, fresh from her Class XII board exams and set to join NLU Delhi, reflects on youth icons — who they are, what makes them, and why Adela is hers.
- [Current Affairs [Crossword]](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/current-affairs-crossword/): Built by Jayanta Barik using the free crossword puzzle maker from Amuse Labs
- [Work Harder. (Not Smarter.) Argue With the Wall](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/work-harder-not-smarter-argue-with-the-wall/): Why are we seeing film cameras, vinyl records and even fountain pens on our feeds? Is the definition of "cool" shifting? Are we starting to realize that when everything is automated, we become background characters in our own lives? This feature by Darshi Patni explores a growing rebellion: Friction-maxxing. It’s the choice to take the "hard way" on purpose. Whether it’s struggling to learn an instrument or writing an answer on our own, these are acts of voluntary effort, and we're doing it to keep the human in us alive.
- [German to English: The Reader’s Challenge](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/german-to-english-the-readers-challenge/)
- [The Many New Years Of India](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/the-many-new-years-of-india/): Many places in India celebrate the coming of a new year not based on the English calendar but according to the lunar or solar cycles. Let’s look at a few of them and how they spend their new years.
- [Bhimayana: Experiences of Untouchability](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/bhimayana-experiences-of-untouchability/): Have you ever wondered what growing up in a deeply unequal society might feel like? Bhimayana: Experiences of Untouchability tells the story of B. R. Ambedkar through striking, art-filled pages that bring such experiences to life. It presents important ideas such as fairness, dignity, and standing up against discrimination in a relatable manner. Reading and talking about it helps the younger generation grow into more aware, empathetic individuals.
- [The Evolution of the Captcha](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/the-evolution-of-the-captcha/): We have done it thousands of times. Squinted at blurred letters. Clicked every square with a fire hydrant. Ticked the checkbox that says “I’m not a robot”. Proved that we are human to gain access to a website. It feels like a silly, sometimes annoying game, just to prove we deserve entry to a site. This is the story of the CAPTCHA
- [BTS is back! Gwanghwamun Comeback Concert Review](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/bts-is-back-gwanghwamun-comeback-concert-review/): The world's biggest pop band, BTS, is finally back with their new album ARIRANG after 4 years of hiatus and military service. They returned with a bang, performing their first comeback concert in 4 years at Seoul's Gwanghwamun Square. The Paper Planes Journal scouted the forums to listen to what ARMYs were saying about the comeback concert. Here's what we found!
- [What are semiconductors? A simple explanation for students](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/what-are-semiconductors-a-simple-explanation-for-students/): Atharva Parashar, a 4th year student of Computer Science from Shiv Nadar University breaks down the science of semiconductors in this fun and informative video. Subscribe to the Paper Planes Journal for more creative essays and science facts!
- [Back-to-school Booktok! 6 must-reads for the new academic year](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/back-to-school-booktok-6-must-reads-for-the-new-academic-year/): Ready to start a new year at school? Whether your answer is yes or no, dive into these 6 books curated by the Paper Planes Team to help you survive the school year. From fantasy to hilarious journal entries, we have them all.
- [Who is that girl? Teenage Squash sensation Anahat Singh](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/who-is-that-girl-teenage-squash-sensation-anahat-singh/): She is 18 years old and has reached the world’s top 20. She is the youngest Asian to achieve the feat in recent times.
- [A Key to The World [Crossword]](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/a-key-to-the-world-crossword/): Made by Jayanta Barik with the free cross word creator from Amuse Labs
- [Embrace the Diversity of India: Say ‘Happy New Year’ in 5+ languages](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/embrace-the-diversity-of-india-say-happy-new-year-in-5-languages/): From the hills of the northeast to the coastal tip of the south, check out how to embrace the new year and spread its joy and blessings.
- [When Hope Forgot My Name (Poem written and recited by Kanishka Jha)](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/when-hope-forgot-my-name-poem-written-and-recited-by-kanishka-jha/): A heartfelt poem written and earnestly recited by Kanishka Jha. Discover what happens when hope forgets your name in this piece with themes of self-love, hopelessness, and relearning hope.
- [Answering Economics Questions with Srinka Bose (The PPJ Podcast)](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/answering-economics-questions-with-srinka-bose-the-ppj-podcast/): Welcome to the Paper Planes Podcast! Srinka Bose, author of the feature piece in The Paper Planes Journal Issue 2, Adding Up The Numbers: Everyday Economics, answers a few questions on money management from our young readers. Let us know if you have more questions for her in the comments!
- [Meet Labrador Dali! Full Interview with Snehangshu Debnath and Hoi Chowdhury](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/meet-labrador-dali-full-interview-with-snehangshu-debnath-and-hoi-chowdhury/): Labrador Dali—or just Dali—is an adorable furry friend who loves to paint and make art. She is a Labrador and the first artist dog in India and lives in Bangalore with her parents and baby brother, Miro. Here’s a chat we had with her parents, Hoi Choudhury and Snehangshu Debnath. We published a snippet of our interview with them in the first issue of The Paper Planes Journal. Now, here’s the full conversation!
- [Sabse Pehle Hai Pyar (Instrumental Cover) by Siddhi Soni](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/sabse-pehle-hai-pyar-instrumental-cover-by-siddhi-soni/): The young musician Siddhi Soni reviewed the song 'Sabse Pehle Hai Pyar' in Issue 2 of the Paper Planes Journal. Many of us know and love this soulful song from the Doraemon film, "Doraemon: Nobita and the Steel Troops". Here is a beautiful instrumental cover by Siddhi Soni herself. We at the Paper Planes Journal can't wait to see more musical adventures from her! Don't forget to subscribe to read her full review in Issue 2!
- [Behind the Scenes of Pawsitive – Issue 2 with Kaushani Mufti](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/behind-the-scenes-of-pawsitive-issue-2-with-kaushani-mufti/): Here's a behind-the-scenes sneak peek into the making of our Pawsitive page in Issue 2! This time we focused on chimpanzee conservation and Jane Goodall, and our vision was illustrated by the amazing artist Kaushani Mufti. Watch as Kaushani brings our pages to life with her art in this short video. And don't forget to subscribe to The Paper Planes Journal!
- [Try This! – Answers (Issue 2)](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/try-this-answers-issue-2/): If you have tried your hand at solving the puzzles in the first issue of our Paper Plane Journal, then congratulations! You did a good job. Here are the answers for the puzzles. Don’t worry if you didn’t get some (or any) of them right; the fun is in the trying!
- [Learn Korean! - Hi! Let’s go to the cafe! 안녕! 카페에 가자!](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/title-learn-korean-hi-lets-go-to-the-cafe/): Learn Korean with the Paper Planes Journal! Our second issue focused on the Korean language with this cute little story about two boys going to a cafe. Here’s the story spoken aloud, along with a short lesson the basic words and grammar used in the story!
- [Little Boxes (Cover) Performance by Prabuddha Banerjee and Debkrishna Mukherjee](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/little-boxes-cover-performance-by-prabuddha-banerjee-and-debkrishna-mukherjee/): Little Boxes cover by Prabuddha Banerjee and Debkrishna Mukherjee. Original song composed by Malvina Reynolds and recorded by Pete Seeger in 1962. Read more about it in The Paper Planes Journal Issue 2 (Jan).
- [Weil & Levi – Read-aloud by Reema Sen](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/weil-levi-read-aloud-by-reema-sen/): The Paper Planes Crew wishes you a very happy new year and a bountiful 2026, filled with creativity and stories! To celebrate the coming of the brand new year, here is a rare treat – a story read aloud by our very own in-house editor, Reema Sen. This story, ‘Weil and Levi’ was published in
- [Ahana Speaks](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/ahana-speaks/): Meet Ahana Bhattarcharjee! She is a part of our Paper Planes crew and author of the Tamil piece in the Found in Translation column of the first issue of our magazine. She also conducted the interview with Savio Mascarenhas, art director of Amar Chitra Katha and Tinkle comics, for our The Mind Behind column. Here
- [BALLOON and STRING—Encounter One: The Jurassic Past](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/balloon-and-string-encounter-one-the-jurassic-past/): The sun painted a vibrant sky as it set on a lush green field girdled around by a deep blue lake. Sitting on a craggy surface overlooking the plains, BALLOON fiddled with the wiring on his sample-collector while his trusty titanium alloy mate STRING looked around.
- [Urgent notice regarding Webzine](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/urgent-notice/): Dear Friends and Contributors, please keep in mind these guidelines for submission. If these guidelines are not followed, it becomes difficult for us to feature your work on our Webzine: 1. If you are sending us artwork, send them in JPG or PNG formats only . We would not be able to work with PDFs or any
- [Indus Valley World School (IVWS) #1](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/indus-valley-world-school-ivws-1/): Today, our Antonym Paper Plane Soldiers carried out two fun workshops at the Indus Valley World School, Kolkata!For classes 5, 6 and more, Chirayata Chakrabarty taught young friends how to make mini-magazines, or Zines! Students made their zines from one piece of paper alone, and followed the prompt: Tell a Story Using Sounds and Pictures
- [La Martiniere for Boys, Kolkata #1](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/la-martiniere-for-boys/): Subarna Banerjee and Chirayata Chakraborty carried out an ARC Preview where pages from the first issue of our children’s journal, the Paper Plane Journal, were shown to students from various classes. Detailed feedback was acquired from them on the layout, design and contents of the magazine, written over a span of one hour.
- [Try This! - Answers (Issue 1)](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/try-this-answers-issue-1/): If you have tried your hand at solving the puzzles in the first issue of our Paper Plane Journal, then congratulations! You did a good job. Here are the answers for the puzzles. Don’t worry if you didn’t get some (or any) of them right; the fun is in the trying!
- [Cover Design Talks](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/cover-design-talks/)
- [Unpacking](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/unpacking/)
- [Translation Workshop](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/translation-workshop/): This interactive session introduces students to translation—its importance and the blend of creativity with precision. Students will engage in guided reading, discussions, and a hands-on translation activity to explore how meaning and cultural nuances cross languages. Bring Translation Workshop to Your School Drop us a mail at paperplanes@antonymcollection.com
- [Science-fiction Workshop](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/science-fiction-workshop/): The speculative fiction workshop is a series of interactive session that dives deep into the understanding of the genre and goes beyond it. This interdisciplinary workshop encompasses strands of history, philosophy, psychology, physiology, geology and meteorology, technology, and pop culture to create a foundation of writing good stories with believable characters, worldbuilding, narrative arc, story
- [Zine Workshop](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/zine-diy/): Make your own little book with this DIY project. It only takes an A4 page and a pair of scissors, and you have made yourself a canvas small enough to fit in your pockets, and big enough to fit all your imagination! Tell a story, write a poem, draw a comic panel. Just experiment and see where it takes you!
- [Salty Showers](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/salty-showers/): Rain drops on cheeks or was it my tears?It feels like the sky is crying with me, to help me overcome my fears.It looks gloomy, and tastes salty.A stronger person it gears me to become, or tears me apart from head to toe.Is it a cheer or a jeer?Does it have ears to hear me
- [Karishma’s Childhood - Chapter 1](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/karishmas-childhood-chapter-1/): Karishma Kanan was 5 years old, when she moved in with her aunt, Alia Gupta, and her husband, Aayush Gupta. Karishma lived with them in a huge mansion on a hill, next to the Indian Ocean. They lived in Goa, India. Karishma had no idea that her parents had died on a secret mission …
- [Art Work #4](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/art-work-4/)
- [Art Work #3](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/art-work-3/)
- [Artwork #2](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/artwork-2/)
- [Artwork #1](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/artwork-1/)
- [The Lucky Son](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/the-lucky-son/): I am Vighnesh Chaudhuri. I was born in Kolkata on 12th October 2012. My mother told me once that I was a gifted child but I thought that I was a simple, ordinary student. My life till now has been a roller coaster ride.I got my first punishment in school when I, without seeking the
- [My School in 2117](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/my-school-in-2117/): Imagine stepping into the year 2117, where my school has transformed into a futuristic marvel floating high in the sky! We commute to school in sleek, flying cars that soar through the air with ease. As we enter the campus, I’m amazed by the cutting-edge technology that surrounds me.Our classrooms are equipped with massive screens
- [The Future of Education: A Galactic Perspective](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/the-future-of-education-a-galactic-perspective/): Welcome to the future of learning! In the year 2117, my school is a marvel of innovation一a solar-powered platform, floating high above the clouds! The campus is surrounded by lush gardens, filled with vibrant flowers that sway gently in the breeze. As I step into my classroom, I’m greeted by its unique dome-shaped design that
- [Lakshmipat Singhania Academy #3](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/lakshmipat-singhania-academy-3/): Subarna Banerjee and Chirayata Chakraborty carried out an ARC Preview where pages from the first issue of our children’s journal, the Paper Plane Journal, were shown to students from various classes. Detailed feedback was acquired from them on the layout, design and contents of the magazine, written over a span of one hour.
- [Laxmipat Singhania Academy #1](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/laxmipat-singhania-academy/): The Paper Planes Club carried out various workshops at Lakshmipat Singhania Academy, Kolkata over two days in the beginning of October, 2025.
- [Laxmipat Singhania Academy #2](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/laxmipat-singhania-academy-2/): The Paper Planes Club carried out various workshops at Lakshmipat Singhania Academy, Kolkata over two days in the beginning of October, 2025. Science-Fiction Writing Workshop Soham Guha, acclaimed bilingual Sci-fi writer, led a 2-hours workshop on writing science-fiction with students from class 7. In this workshop, students learned about the main elements of the genre
- [Mahadevi Birla Shishu Vihar #1](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/mahadevi-birla-shishu-vihar-1/): ARC Preview Subarna Banerjee, carried out an ARC Preview, where pages from the first issue of our children’s journal, the Paper Plane Journal, were shown to students from various classes. Detailed feedback was acquired from them on the layout, design and contents of the magazine, written over a span of 45 minutes, which has been
- [The Seconds I Stole](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/the-seconds-i-stole/): I borrowed time and…Forgot to return itI slipped it in my pocket,Like loose changeI wore it like perfume,A scent of the moments I didn’t earnMornings came slower,Nights stretched sidewaysClocks looked at me,Laughing and mocking meMirrors blinked in disgust,A calendar coughed in the cornerWhile pages wrinkled under my guiltNow that I plant the seconds in soil,I
- [The Language of my Soul](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/the-language-of-my-soul/): To me, music is not just about entertainment, relaxation, or filling my mind with momentary doses of happiness. It is far more profound than that, as it is an essential part of who I am. I cannot imagine going through a single day without it, because music has become the tool through which I connect
- [Where Music Found Me](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/where-music-found-me/): Some of my earliest memories are not of toys or cartoons, but of sitting cross-legged on the floor in front of my guru, trying to catch the tune of a classical raga. Back then, my little fingers couldn’t even press the keys of the harmonium properly, and my mother would be right beside me, waking
- [The Day Gravity Slept](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/the-day-gravity-slept/): It began just after dawn—when the birds sang and the sun stretched its golden fingers across the sky. Suddenly, the world tilted sideways, and then, softly, everything began to float.I stood in my room, my feet lifting off the cold tiles, as the book in my hand drifted upward, spinning slowly like a leaf in
- [The Day Music Disappeared](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/the-day-music-disappeared/): Science fiction has an uncanny way of becoming science fact.I remember the hum. It all started as a gentle buzz, a promise of a better future. Artificial Intelligence — AI — made it into every corner of our lives, making things faster, easier, more efficient. Men often forget that Artificial Intelligence itself is man-made. But
- [Oneness](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/oneness/): Holding hands we walk, Different yet equal, in pride. I belong to一A land where differences don’t divide,But bind us together side by side. In every corner, a song sung, Different voices but heart is one. We speak in languages, many, But our hearts beat together in harmony.For the wind might bend the tree But tradition
- [The Trills of a Rainy Night](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/the-trills-of-a-rainy-night/): On the top of the ceiling, raindrops play Bright golden notes in soft spray.The murmur of rivers, the trees dance, And the night becomes an enchanted fence.A Source of light that emits golden flame, Glows steadily even in nature’s game. It’s amber aureate, a recitation so mild Reminds us of the past that smiled.The raindrops screech, the thunder shouts Yet affection
- [With Petals Open](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/with-petals-open/): Dear Old Friend, I hope this letter finds you in gentle winds and soft sunshine. Years have passed by, and it has been over a decade since we last wrote. How quickly time flies! With the blink of an eye, things have turned around… but I remain the same Palash which was once planted in the
- [Bhadu—A Girl Who Became More Than Just a Memory](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/bhadu-a-girl-who-became-more-than-just-a-memory/): In some places stories do not live in books— they live in the soil.You do not expect the Earth to sing, but in the land of the rust-red soil, where the air smells of Palash¹ blooms, and where the echoes of the drums move across the red hills, the masked dancers move under Mahua trees²,
- [Dearest Moon](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/dearest-moon/): Dearest Moon, you shone so bright tonight.It reminded me of the bus ride here, and the stoppages en route.I’m only here on vacation, butI’d love to see your luminescence tomorrow too. Dearest Moon, are you a little more dim tonight?I love you so, but I think you could do better than that.I’d like to see you
- [Peace](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/peace/): There was nothing wrong today.The wind was neither too cold, nor too hot.It was neither happy nor sad.The loud silence was quiet. A crack in the stretch of time and space. Today, it rained.A branch fell down and snapped.But it went unseen, the sharp ‘snap’ falling on deaf ears.The earth dented under the fallen branch. But ignorance can
- [Scared Still?](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/scared-still/): Please let me have your faith,I’m harmless.I can only harm those who are flesh but not truly soul. Not who is always the soul and never the flesh.Please forgive me to be a cause to your fears. But my only fear is that I’ll end up as a part of your fears.Please don’t be afraid.I
- [Dolna Day School #1](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/dolna-day-school-1/): The Paper Planes Club had an engaging day with students at the school on 3rd November, 2025. Science-Fiction Workshop Soham Guha carried out a 1.5-hour workshop on writing science-fiction with students from class 7. In this workshop, students learnt about the main elements of the genre in questions, explored real-world and fictional examples, and discussed
- [Hangman](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/hangman/): Spell a word, or hang a man!Hang a spelling, spell a man!I’ve drawn the noose, a man to harm,Goes first the head, and then the arms!I’ve drawn the dashes—draw your lots—Could the word be ‘juggernaut’?Are two legs to dangle? Is a man to die?I insist you try letters from ‘dragon fly’!Demand a hint, pray it
- [Filix School of Education, Purulia #1](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/filix-school-of-education-purulia-1/): The Paper Planes Club team arrived at Filix School of Education with a lot to share with a bunch of inquisitive and creative students. Zine Workshop Ahana Bhattacharya carried out a 2-hour zine-making workshop, with students from classes 5-8, where students brought rudimentary art supplies like paper and colours, and made creative zines (little magazines)
- [BSS School #1](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/bss-school-1/): ARC Preview - The Paper Planes Club team guided students through an advance review copy for the The Paper Planes Journal , where pages from the first issue of the Paper Plane Journal, were shown to students from various classes. Detailed feedback was acquired from them on the layout, design and contents of the magazine.
- [Issue 1, Volume 1 (December 2025) - Thoughts and Reviews](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/issue-1-volume-1-december-2025-thoughts-and-reviews/): This inaugural issue of Paper Planes Journal sets the tone for what this publication aims to be: a space for sharp thinking, honest critique, and unpretentious reflection. The pieces collected here are driven by curiosity rather than convention. They examine ideas, experiences, and creative work with clarity and without the usual academic fluff.
- [The Rat of the Bievre](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/the-rat-of-the-bievre/): THE RAT OF THE BIEVRE(BIBO the Brown Rat)Translated from the French by Kathakali Jana Once upon a time, there was a fat rat who lived on the edge of his favourite river, the Bièvre. Now, Bièvre wasn't at all like other rivers. It had long become reduced to a drain. And so, Bibo had never
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- [Sarbajit Sen](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/sarbajit-sen/)
- [Sarbani Dasgupta](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/sarbani-dasgupta/): Sarbani Dasgupta, After she graduated from the Government College of Art and Craft in Kolkata, Sarbani Dasgupta designed shoes for a really big company for a really long dozen of years till she didn’t, turned around and picked up her paintbox where she left it. Now a full time artist, her work has been exhibited
- [S Chakraborty](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/s-chakraborty/): S Chakraborty is a painter and illustrator. They like to travel a lot, be it historical place or sea. But mountains are close to their heart. Hiking adds more charms to their travel plans. Snow clad peaks in the background is most exciting. We have Himalayas. What else do we need!
- [Ruma Dasgupta](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/ruma-dasgupta/)
- [Rupak Neogy](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/rupak-neogy/): Born and raised in Chandannagar, Hooghly district, West Bengal—a town with a rich historical legacy as a former French colony. A versatile illustrator, art director, and Bengali calligrapher, with expertise in book cover design, graphic design, and children’s as well as adult book illustrations. Passionate about Indian folk art traditions, including Alpana and Pata Chitra.
- [Ratnadipa Biswas](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/ratnadipa-biswas/): Ratnadipa Biswas is an avid reader who loves cats, cameras, and all things Studio Ghibli. She completed her B.A. in English (Hons.) from Ramakrishna Sarada Mission Vivekananda Vidyabhavan, Kolkata, and is currently pursuing an M.A. in English at the University of Delhi. When she’s not climbing the hill of assignments in the library, you’ll find
- [Reema Sen](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/reema-sen/): Reema is a teacher of English who believes that stories are the best way to open doors to the world. She looks after her school library and loves creating activities that make children fall in love with reading. An avid reader herself, she finds joy not only in books but also in travelling—her other great
- [Rashmi Debbarma](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/rashmi-debbarma/)
- [Rainer Maria Rilke](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/rainer-maria-rilke/): René Karl Wilhelm Johann Josef Maria Rilke (4 December 1875 – 29 December 1926), known as Rainer Maria Rilke, was an Austrian poet and novelist. Acclaimed as an idiosyncratic and expressive poet, he is widely recognized as a significant writer in the German language. His work is viewed by critics and scholars as possessing undertones
- [Rajendrani Mukherjee](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/rajendrani-mukherjee/): Rajendrani, or "The 13th Sparrow", is an urban bird with a wild soul, stuck between two worlds, working undercover as an illustrator! Her root belongs to the field of Psychology, which is still an integral part of her works. She draws stuff, ranging from commissioned artworks for gifting and invitation, to academic and storybook illustrations
- [Rachel Lyman Field](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/rachel-lyman-field/)
- [Rafael Cantillo](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/rafael-cantillo/)
- [Proiti Seal Acharya](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/proiti-seal-acharya/): Proiti Seal Acharya is a writer based in Kolkata. Her work has appeared in Travel + Leisure, Goya Journal, Benzinga etc. and in anthologies by Scholastic Inc., Bee Books, and Rupa Publications.
- [Priyanka Ghosh](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/priyanka-ghosh/)
- [Paul Jonathan Zaman](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/paul-jonathan-zaman/)
- [Prabuddha Banerjee](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/prabuddha-banerjee/): Prabuddha Banerjee is an eminent music composer and director, working primarily in the Bengali Film Industry for the last 22 years. Trained in Western Classical violin since his childhood, he has evolved into a multi-instrumentalist over the years. During his student days, Prabuddha was actively involved in the pioneering movement of creating independent bengali songs,
- [Neil Tauro](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/neil-tauro/)
- [Nilufer Bose Archment](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/nilufer-bose-archment/): Nilufer Bose Archment holds a Master's degree in Middle Eastern studies from Columbia University New York, worked for 5 years at UN Headquarters in NYC in the Department of Public Information and went on to financial PR on Wall Street.
- [Nazes Afroz](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/nazes-afroz/): Nazes Afroz has worked as a journalist for nearly 40 years, 18 of which for the BBC, covering current affairs spanning South, Central and West Asia in the capacity of a producer and later as a senior editor. Nazes supervised and led the research project on third generation memory of the Bengal Partition on behalf
- [Masha Stepanok](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/masha-stepanok/)
- [Nadia Imam](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/nadia-imam/): Nadia Imam is an associate editor, translator, based in Kolkata. She currently serves as Associate Editor and Imprint Lead at The Antonym Collections, where she works across multiple imprints, including Jilipi (children’s books) and Dreamcatcher, dedicated to literature in translation for young readers. Her published works include Once Upon the Queens: Gender Upturned Folktales from
- [Mamang Dai](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/mamang-dai/)
- [Mario Senna](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/mario-senna/): Mario Senna (Rome, 1989) has Italy in his first name and France in his last name. He teaches biology in high school and loves trees, especially those that grow in cities. He collaborates with a few publishing houses as a freelance proofreader of scientific divulgation books.
- [Mahua Sen Mukhopadhyay](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/mahua-sen-mukhopadhyay/)
- [Krish Ashok](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/krish-ashok/): Krish Ashok is not a chef but cooks daily. He is not a scientist, but he can explain science with easy-to-understand clarity. He trained to be an electronic engineer but is now a software engineer. He learnt to cook from the women in his family, who can make perfectly fluffy idli without lecturing people on
- [Liubov Pudeeva](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/liubov-pudeeva/)
- [Kathakali Jana](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/kathakali-jana/)
- [Kaushani Mufti](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/kaushani-mufti/): I'm a childrens book and middle-grade illustrator from Mumbai,India with a few years experience in 3d Animation as well. Can be found watching Disney/Pixar movies when not drawing.
- [Huzaifa Pandit](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/huzaifa-pandit/): Dr Huzaifa Pandit is a poet, translator and an aspiring academic from Kashmir.
- [Isha Nagar](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/isha-nagar/): A visual artist and a design graduate from NIFT, Delhi, Isha Nagar creates fantasy-like illustrations and artworks for children. Until now, she has worked on award-winning books like The Ghost of Malabar, Uncontrollable, Mini's Money and 3 other books in the series, V for Vaccine, among others. Apart from books, she also indulges in her
- [Faiz Ahmed Faiz](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/faiz-ahmed-faiz/): Chaudhry Faiz Ahmad Faiz (13 February 1911 – 20 November 1984) was a Pakistani poet and author of Punjabi and Urdu literature. Outside of literature, he has been described as "a man of wide experience", having worked as a teacher, military officer, journalist, trade unionist, and broadcaster. Faiz was the first Asian poet to be
- [Fernando Pessoa](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/fernando-pessoa/)
- [Dr Kaberi Kar Gupta](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/dr-kaberi-kar-gupta/)
- [Dr S Vincent](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/dr-s-vincent/)
- [Debangana Banerjee](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/debangana-banerjee/): Debangana Banerjee was born and raised in Santiniketan, India. She received her BFA and MFA in printmaking from Visva-Bharati University, Santiniketan. She was a national scholar in India before joining the MFA program at Louisiana State University in 2007. She also worked as a visual designer in Communication across the Curriculum program at LSU. Debangana
- [Debjyoti Bhattacharyya](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/debjyoti-bhattacharyya/): Debjyoti Bhattacharyya started professional writing career as newspaper columnist and storywriter in Samay Prabaha daily (Assam) in 1995. Presently a professional writer with more than 40 published titles, a large segment of Bhattacharyya's work comprises science fiction and popular science - Bishbaidya, Operation Phoenix, Onyokonokhane, Aryabhater Puthi - to name a few. He edits a
- [Catherine Rawlins](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/catherine-rawlins/)
- [Deb Bandyopadhyaya](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/deb-bandyopadhyaya/): Deb Bandyopadhyaya is a scientist and a student of poetry. Deb’s poems portrait vivid imagery of scattered pieces of his life in distant continents. He is also a passionate photographer and often experiments with various mediums, subjects and technology. In this work, the poet and the photographer meet in air.
- [Barsha Chakraborty](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/barsha-chakraborty/): Barsha is a policy and advocacy expert specialising in Digital Rights and technology-facilitated gender-based violence. With over 18 years of experience, she has led impactful media and advocacy campaigns for national and global human rights organisations, working at the intersection of gender, technology, and social justice. Beyond her professional work, Barsha proudly identifies as a
- [Bengusu Ozcan](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/bengusu-ozcan/): Born in 1995 in Çorum, she studied Industrial Engineering and Psychology at Sabancı University after graduating from Atatürk Science High School. In addition to her two published novels, Maskeli Kedi (The Masked Cat) and Antika Adam (The Antique Man), she continues to write. She shares her short-lived adventures and ideas on her podcast The Generalist.
- [Ashin N I](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/ashin-n-i/): Ashin N I is an illustrator and concept artist from Kochi, Kerala. She is currently in myher third year of Communication Design at the National Institute of Design, Andhra Pradesh. She loves exploring stories and ideas through expressive visuals and imaginative worlds.
- [Aparna Singh](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/aparna-singh/): Aparna Singh (Ph.D.) is an academic, poet and short story writer. She has taught in various educational institutions across Kolkata in the past decade. She works as an Assistant Professor in the Department of English, Diamond Harbour Women's University. She has published in multiple national and international journals and books to date. Her area of
- [Arindam Sen](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/arindam-sen/): Arindam Sen is a Film curator and critic. His interests lie in the domains of Experimental, Documentary, and Artists’ Films. He is a regular contributor to several film journals, magazines, and publications on these topics. He is a co-founder of Brussels based Experimental film platform, Cinema Parenthèse. He has curated a retrospective of Govindan Aravindan’s
- [Anasua Chatterjee](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/anasua-chatterjee/)
- [Amit Deshpande](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/amit-deshpande/)
- [Ana Castro Paiva](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/ana-castro-paiva/)
- [Akilan](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/akilan/): Akilandam (1922–1988), better known by his pen name Akilan, was an Indian writer and novelist who wrote in Tamil. He was awarded the Sahitya Academy Award and the Jnanpith Award by the Government of India for his novels Vengayin Mainthan and Chitra Pavai in 1963 and 1975 respectively.
- [Amanita Sen](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/amanita-sen/): Author of two volumes of poetry – Candle in my Dream published by Writers Workshop and What I Don’t Tell You by Authorspressgroup. Amanita Sen has also written scripts for three short films that have been screened at Film Festivals. She is the poetry editor with The Antonym and the literary advisor to ISISAR –
- [Ahana Bhattacharjee](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/ahana-bhattacharjee/): Ahana Bhattacharjee is a 2nd year PG student at the department of Comparative Literature, Jadavpur University. She loves reading, writing and has also translated Saikat Rakshit's Bengali novel Hadik into English, published by The Antonym Collections.
- [Adhir Biswas](https://thepaperplanesjournal.com/team-members/adhir-biswas/): Adhir Biswas has lived in Kolkata since 1967. He began to write in 1976, aged twenty-two, contributing fiction and nonfiction to little magazines. He ran a bookshop for many years. He is the well-known editor of Gangchil and Doel. The first volume of his memoir won the Suprabha Majumdar Memorial Prize by the Bangla Academy

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