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Twinkle Khanna's book wins at 17th Crossword awards

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Twinkle Khanna's fiction novel 'Pyjamas are Forgiving' has won the Crossword Book Award (Popular) for Fiction for last year. Speaking at the 17th edition of...

Freedom-era books, documents to go under hammer at Prinseps

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A selection of books, newsletters and documents by luminaries of the Indian freedom struggle from the first half of the 20th century, will go...

Sawan Multicultural Spring Festival marks five years

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‘I am because We are’ is a strong message for all generations, and the Sangam Kala Group Australia (SKGA Inc.) celebrates this theme through...

Israel's Mount Masada turns 'screen' for night show

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Ranked as Israel’s most popular national park with a million visitors a year, the Masada National Park has created a first of its kind...

Amitabha Bagchi bags $25,000 DSC Prize for South Asian Literature 2019

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Amitabha Bagchi 's brilliant novel "Half The Night Is Gone" was declared the winner of the $25,000 DSC Prize for South Asian Literature 2019...

Book review: Fern Road by Angshu Dasgupta

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At a time when readers are more and more often confronted with a chaotic oversupply of clutter and social media stimuli, Angshu Dasgupta has...

A new take on adulting by Neharika Gupta

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Adulting by Neharika Gupta, is a book about love. About loving your friends, loving your family, loving your career, loving yourself, and loving your...

Urdu Mahabharata e-book in Rekhta's virtual library

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It's a virtual library where some 90,000 titles in Urdu - including the Mahabharata and the Quran, as also autobiographies, fiction, travelogues, translations, manuscripts...

Attempts to keep Indian Classical music alive go digital

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Listening to music online might be the way forward, but it's trickier when it comes to Indian classical music. A new digital initiative is...

Adelaide’s Jaipur Literature Fest, 2019 was a star-studded affair

Sunila Vig -
Literature Festival nuggets Scottish writer William Dalrymple traces his family back to Mughal princess Noorjehan, but also has some Brahmin blood in his veins. *...

Suketu Mehta jots down an immigrant's manifesto

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People have migrated through the ages, in search of greener pastures, more abundant food sources, better climatic conditions, and after defeat in wars or...

Sikh Heritage: A succinct and delightfully-photographed glimpse into the Sikh community

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There have been plenty of books on Sikhs, their valour, their customs and their culture, but what makes Sikh Heritage: A History Of Valour...
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