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Devika Rani was an enigma to most – but not anymore (Book Review)

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  "I hope that I have managed to establish who Devika Rani really was. A rebellious and unusually talented and beautiful woman, a great actress...

Cross Your Heart, Take My Name by Novoneel Chakraborty: A review

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  Cross Your Heart, Take My Name is a rare Indian book to explore the psychological impact of social media, especially Instagram. Garv Roy Gill and...

My Encounter With Terrorists That Night: 26-11 Taj attack hero writes

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  On the night of the 26/11 terrorist attacks on Mumbai, Marine Commandos of the Indian Navy (MARCOS) entered the Taj, one of the places...

Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni on ‘The Last Queen’ and women empowerment

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  Reading about the Kohinoor diamond and how it was taken by the British from Maharaja Dalip Singh and given to Queen Victoria, writer Chitra...

4 Indian female poets you need to read

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As more and more female poets publish their works as collections and anthologies, modern Indian literature is enriched with diverse voices and expressions of...

8 Indian and 6 Oz kids help illustrate JK Rowling’s new book

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  J.K. Rowling's latest offering The Ickabog has fired up the imaginations of young readers worldwide, with 18,000 responses to a competition (for the 7-to-12...

Manreet Sodhi Someshwar on “Girls and the City” and #MeToo

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A trained engineer who went to IIM Calcutta, left a decade-long corporate career, and completed a Creative Writing course in the US, Manreet Sodhi...

Red Fear – The China Threat: Disputes and dominance (Review)

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Red Fear: The China Threat delves into history as it traces the genesis of the present troubles. A homily uttered over a century ago...

The Incredible History Of The Indian Ocean (Book Review)

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The Indian Ocean is an ocean as vast as the sub-continent whose name it bears, encompassing Asia to the north, Australia to the east,...

Azadi: Brooding yet biting articles by Arundhati Roy (Review)

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When Arundhati Roy’s first novel God Of Small Things was published in 1997, it won the Booker Prize and made her an overnight celebrity....

Mission Bengal: How the state went from ‘Laal Salaam’ to ‘Jai Shri Ram’

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"Mission Bengal: A saffron experiment" by Snigdhendu Bhattacharya is an in-depth look at how Bengal went from 'Laal Salaam' to 'Jai Shri Ram' in...

It’s been a long, difficult journey: Booker longlisted author Avni Doshi

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It‘s been a "long and difficult" journey spread over seven years and eight drafts, says author Avni Doshi, whose novel Burnt Sugar, about a...
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