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AUTHOR FAWAZ JALEEL ON HIS NEW RELEASE ‘INSIDERS VERSUS OUTSIDERS’

When the first book in the Yohan Tytler series ‘Nobody Likes An Outsider’ came out, it brought author Fawaz Jaleel into the limelight for its engaging narrative. Its protagonist...

Protection of minorities is no crime

It was decades ago when this columnist came across Mamata Banerjee. He was impressed...

A photo that reveals Xi Jinping’s inner world

What is Xi Jinping really afraid of? On the occasion of the Chinese New Year...

CAA implementation has many facets

By announcing the rules for the Citizenship Amendment Act earlier last week, the Centre...

Canada’s interference in India’s internal affairs violates Vienna Convention

It should not be surprising if the illegitimate activities that Canada plans to fund...

AUTHOR FAWAZ JALEEL ON HIS NEW RELEASE ‘INSIDERS VERSUS OUTSIDERS’

When the first book in the Yohan Tytler series ‘Nobody Likes An Outsider’ came out, it brought author Fawaz Jaleel into the limelight for...

Tagore prize honours contributions to Indian literature & society: Bundalo

The 6th edition of the Rabindranath Tagore Literary Prize was recently held at the India International Centre, New Delhi. Amidst an esteemed gathering, Peter...

YOUNG WOMEN WILL PLAY IMPORTANT ROLE IN INDIA’S FUTURE: ARCHER

In an exclusive interview with G20, Jeffrey Archer talks about his latest book ‘Hidden in Plain Sight’, which is the second in the William Warwick series and has been lapped up by people around the world.

Development paradox: Bangladesh witnesses economic growth, but lacks in governance

Bangladesh at 50: Development and Challenges is a collection of 11 well-articulated papers on Bangladesh’s arduous journey since its independence in 1971. The book...

‘I don’t think about the reader when I am writing’

Norwegian author Maja Lunde has written children’s books, as well as a couple of bestselling novels on the environment. She speaks to Rishita Roy...

Talking politics and history with Mahasweta Devi

Dom Moraes, a prominent English language poet, was equally proficient as a journalist who could capture the essence of people he interviewed. Here is...

‘Blame India’s Constitution for 1975 Emergency’

The author reminds readers that the President signed on the dotted lines to bring the nation under Emergency based on the letter, if not...

Tribute to Sardar Patel, the ‘iron man’ who unified a fragmented India

In Sardar Patel: Unifier of Modern India, historian R.N.P. Singh presents a riveting account of how Sardar Patel helped cement the territorial integrity of...

Book Review: A romantic novel that raises urgent questions on gender and society

Deadlock is a romantic novel probing the post-marital love-lust relationship of a man and a woman. It deals with a woman’s decision, her sacrifices,...

Jasmine Days by Benyamin wins inaugural JCB Prize

The JCB Prize for Literature 2018 was awarded to Benyamin’s ‘brilliant and intense novel’ Jasmine Days, which is translated from the original Malayalam into...

‘Netaji expedited India’s freedom’

The book says that had India followed Mahatma Gandhi’s non-violent protests alone, India’s Independence would perhaps have been delayed by 30-40 years, like in...

Book Review: No one can beat Stephen King in the art of building suspense

In his latest novel, Stephen King shuffles between the natural and supernatural worlds, concocting a clever mash-up of crime fiction and horror genres. Abhijeet...

Book Review: A vocalist’s manifesto for reforming Carnatic culture

In Reshaping Art, author and musician T.M. Krishna presents a wide-ranging critique of the Carnatic tradition while attacking its caste and gender-based hierarchical framework,...

Shashi Tharoor launches two books at DAG New York gallery

New York: India’s foremost art gallery DAG hosted Shashi Tharoor in association with Indo-American Art Council (IAAC) its New York Gallery to present the...

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