"We are all beginning to resemble each other more and more, in our jeans and T shirts. If the Senegalese, the Chinese and the Indians do not retain their identities and cultures then what would they have to give to the world?" asks Senegalese poet
Amadou Lamine Sall in his interaction with Uma Sridhar.
Masoodul Hasan writes, reviewing K L Chowdhury's Enchanting World of
Infants, "Children's poetry is usually impersonal - nameless children - Wordsworth's Lucy excluded. But Chowdhury's infant trio - Nausheen, Aditya and Shereen - are real, specific entities."
