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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...

Books Noor Anand Chawla

PM Modi champions Gandhi’s teachings globally with 21 International tributes

New Delhi: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has emerged as one of the biggest messengers...

TSG On Weekdays Abhinandan Mishra

Low voter turnout in Maharashtra’s urban areas

Mumbai City recorded a low voter turnout of 49.07%. New Delhi: Voting for the...

TSG On Weekdays Saurabh Sharma

Jharkhand witnesses strong voter turnout in final phase

According to ECI data, Mahespur recorded the highest voter turnout at 79.40%, followed by...

TSG On Weekdays Tikam Sharma

Russia-Ukraine war: A dangerous escalation the world can do without

Why is a lame duck President trying to escalate the war? Ukraine launched the American...

TSG On Weekdays Joyeeta Basu

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Book by MHA officer reveals how UPA manufactured Hindu terror narrative

CBI sat on requests for evidence against Dawood as political quarters, in Chidambaram’s time, were against providing any. Hindu Terror: Insider Account of Ministry of...

When did the mainstream appropriate Philip Roth?

Novelist Philip Roth, who died at the age of 85 last week, was considered a giant of American letters. But his pop-icon stature belies...

Krishna was India’s unsung unifier

A salient aspect of Krishna Rajya is its emphasis on the need for a strong, centralised state, but one based on the tenets of...

Writers who treat English as an Indian language

There was a time when Indian writers regarded the English language with suspicion or post-colonial contempt. But today, English is being Indianised in our...

‘Georgian London was a global hub, full of new things & ideas’

Author Imogen Hermes Gowar, whose debut novel, The Mermaid and Mrs. Hancock, is getting rave reviews in Britain and has been shortlisted for numerous...

Tandoor Murder is about peerless police work

The Tandoor Murder by Maxwell Pereira Publisher: Westland Books Price: Rs 599 Pages: 290 There have been scores of books that have been written on actual crime incidents. Yet...

‘Lazy minds often confuse mythology with history’

In this interview with Latha Srinivasan, author Devdutt Pattanaik talks about the central role mythologies play in shaping societies, and how liberal values can...

‘I raised my voice because secularism was under threat’

Acclaimed writer taslima Nasrin speaks to Latha Srinivasan about her views on feminism, secualrism, free speech and democracy—subjects she continues to address in her...

‘A translation can only be as good as the translator’

Renowned translator N. Kalyan Raman, who has dedicated his career to making Tamil literature accessible to the Anglophone reader, speaks to Bhumika Popli about...

Captain Marvel

Off the field I was docile, introverted, a little withdrawn. Now I became aggressive on the field. I learned this tactic in the famous...

Literature is not the sole preserve of the storyteller

Through most of literary history, great writers have either tended to look down upon the art of storytelling or have regarded it with ambivalence....

Book Review: A fresh perspective on the disorder of human life

Peace Has Come By Parismita Singh Publisher: Westland Books Pages: 280 Price: Rs 499 In one of the stories in Parisimita Singh’s Peace Has Come, two college friends in a...

‘#MeToo empowers women to speak out on social media’

Kiran Manra latest book, Saving Maya, revolves around the story of a single parent. she has eight books to her credit but this perhaps is...

‘This book is my attempt as an Indian to create awareness of waste management’

Kuda Dhan is my first book. In my 25 years long career as a journalist, the issue of cleanliness and environment has had the...

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