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The article offers information related to D. C. Chambial, a contemporary bilingual poet in India and a critic who, as an editor in chief, has been editing Poetcrit, a reviewed international journal. It mentions Chambial appeared as an Indian English poet rooted himself as a poet in Indian English Poetry with the continuous publication of his nine other English poetry collection and one in Hindi. It mentions his poems have been translated into many languages.

The article examines the cultural problems between the East Indian community living in Canada and the Canadian community in George Ryga's "The Ecstasy of Rita Joe." It provides interpretations of the exploitative nature of the English characters in the play who are against the Indic culture. It also discusses important social issues dealing with the mistreatment of East Indians by white men.

The poem "Association" by K. Balachandran is presented. First Line: Is it enough if one; Last Line: Tell who you are" - Association!

The poem "Postponing Bannari Amman Kundam" by K. Balachandran is presented. First Line: "In the month of March 2020 in; Last Line: Save the world, people from corona!

The poem "Sendarapatti, Karumanthurai, Thumbal, Ethapur" by K. Balachandran is presented. First Line: P. K. Palayam, Valapadi and its surroundings; Last Line: Relief for the losses we’re incurring!"

The poem "Mask-making by Prisoners" by K. Balachandran is presented. First Line: Governments and Health Departments; Last Line: Prisons and prison officials in Bihar.

The poem "Yellowing pan leaves in the garden" by K. Balachandran is presented. First Line: Pan leaves growing farmers in great; Last Line: In Athur, Narasingapuram, Pethanaickenpalayam,