Books
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I’m chuffed at the stimulating aspect of mentoring: Viswanathan Anand
New Delhi– Cool as a cucumber: that’s five-times World Chess Champion Viswanathan Anand. Cooped up in Germany due to the Coronavirus…
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Rushdie’s son says author off ventilator, retains ‘feisty sense of humour’
New York– Booker Prize-winning author Salman Rushdie remains in critical condition, but retains his feisty sense of humour, his son Zafar…
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What does India stand for at 75? Rajmohan Gandhi
New Delhi–In the 20th century, the global media spoke of democratic India “as a hope giving marvel”. Today, the country…
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Salman Rushdie put on ventilator, says agent
New York– Author Salman Rushdie, who was stabbed at a literary event in New York state, is currently on a ventilator…
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Salman Rushdie attacked onstage at NY event, condition not known
New York– Controversial author Salman Rushdie, whose ‘The Satanic Verses’ led to death threats against him for blasphemy, was attacked…
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Chase the monsoon with these delightful releases!
New Delhi– As the rainy season engulfs everything around you, we bring you some delightful monsoon reads to motivate, inspire,…
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The constructive ‘negativism’ that may help in our absurd lives
BY VIKAS DATTA Living in a world governed by cause and effect and universal natural principles, most human beings have…
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Revival of growth, creating new employment opportunities remain a priority: Sanjaya Baru
New Delhi– The first two decades of the 21st century witnessed a significant transformation of Indias economy but the country entered…
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Punished for whistleblowing brought out the author in Aman Singh Maharaj
BY VISHNU MAKHIJANI New Delhi– An attempted whistleblowing gone wrong saw Aman Singh Maharaj spend three months in the doghouse…
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It was cathartic: PM Modi on ‘Letters to Self’ book of poems to be released in Aug
New Delhi– “The exercise was cathartic and as the rolls of paper, some joyous, some anguished scribbles piled into a mound,…
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