Books
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Ghalib’s compassion, plurality is critical for our times: Najeeb Jung
By Vishnu Makhijani New Delhi– This truly is the outcome of a lifetime of devotion to the work of Mirza…
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Book Review: India vs UK
New Delhi–India’s victory in the elections to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in 2017 “remains sui generis (of its…
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Raised voices: Tara K. Menon can’t resist a gabby character — or a fierce argument
By Jill Radsken Harvard Staff Writer Tara K. Menon, who joined the English Department at Harvard as an assistant professor…
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Boston Book Festival Returns With 2021 Virtual Programming on Oct. 16-23
BOSTON– The Boston Book Festival (BBF) announced that it will host its 13th annual festival on October 16-23. In response to the…
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Book Review: Conflict of interest a trigger for Cyrus Mistry’s sacking as Tata Sons Chairman
New Delhi–A conflict of interest with his familys thriving construction business, coupled with a perception that his leadership “would result…
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Literature Nobel brings back focus on post-colonialism, identity, cultural drift
By Vikas Datta New Delhi– Amid resurgent questions over cultural identity and colonial legacies, the Nobel Prize for Literature 2021…
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Divya Dutta comes out with her second book titled ‘Stars In My Sky’
Mumbai– National Award-winning actress Divya Dutta, who turned an author in 2017 with her memoir ‘Me and Ma’, is now…
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The turbulent connection between religion and terrorism
New Delhi– A recently divorced doctor looking for seclusion relocates to an isolated house on a riverbank. The following summer,…
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‘Where you are, that’s your home’
By Vishnu Makhijani New Delhi– Back in the 1960s, the national capital was a “quiet and safe place” where women…
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India’s vibrant botanical art returns home in lavishly illustrated tome
By Vishnu Makhijani New Delhi– Term it colonialism in reverse. A seminal book brings together the striking botanical art of…
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