Jayati Gupta

Born in May; brought up, and educated in Calcutta, down to earth, only daughter of Sri Sashadhar Acharya, father, and Srimati Anima Acharya mother; Jayati Gupta counts her blessings.

Her quote “Life is short – Almighty allows,” expresses her faith in divine supremacy.

Selected as Poet of the Week
on August 27, 2006 and again on June 8, 2008

Memoirs   
Harvest Colors from the Rainbow 

Ramblings
Unhygienic Street Food Addiction is a Health Hazard 

Stories 
Tears Down Saris 

Bolography / Photo Essays  
China Visited  
Scenes of New York City  
Winter in Berlin  

Poetry 
A Bogus Fabricator 
Abjure 
Affliction  
Afford Good Wish 
Allow Moral Usher Attain  
Apartheid  
Apocryphal Shot of Spring  
Arbor 
Autumn Qua 
Awful Challenges  
Beseech 
Bhangra Jet  
Budding Affair 
Bumblebee 
Calisthenics 
Callous Calumny  
Canadian Detour  
Capable of Beget  
Catnap 
Challenges   
Christmas  
Christmas Gifts 
Clone 
Color Stories of Bonfires 
Compassion for Katrina Victims  
Conceived Echo Enclose 
Congregation Need Love Not Offensiveness
Convertibles 
Cosmos in Kamasutra 
Cover Stories 
Cozy 
Current Tailing Erstwhile B Indian Capital
Dances Fairy on Ice 
Don't Worry, Be Happy 
English Curry  
Entrapping Windfall  
Episodic 
Evanescent  
Evoke Time in Silence  
Family Matters  
Forever Lost 
Gerund Transcontinental
Happy New Year  
Haunted  
Home Away from Home 
Homecoming 
Hydrocephalus  
Hydrous  
Independence Day  
Indian Man and His Woman  
Jejune 
Life is a Match  
Lotus Poised  
Love Story  
Mangoes  
Merry Christmas  
Modus Operandi  
Mohandas  
Money is Sacred 
Nature Study 
Negligible Minutiae 
Numinous  
O' Knowledge  
Oeuvre  
On the Road  
Ontology  
Operation Comb  
Photo by an Unknown Tourist  
Preaching Peddlers  
Proof Stands 
Quota Corollary 
Racist Nature  
Radha Krishna is Love  
Rags or Riches 
Remarkable 
Remember 15th August 
Sanctimonious Parasites   
Sensuous  
Steadfast  
Souvenirs Mind 
Summer Sparkles 
Suspicious Minds 
Symptoms Malignant 
The Indian Women Love Men  
Traditional Costume Sari   
Transcend 
Translucent Existence 
Unanswered 
Under Teens 
Vivekananda   
We Pride in our Defence System 
Wheel 
Winter in Himalayan Foothill  

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