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Author: Manish Chand

Rajmohan Gandhi

January 10, 2013August 2, 2013 - by Manish Chand

Nothing But The Whole Truth About Gandhi Rajmohan Gandhi, author, academic and grandson of Mahatma Gandhi, has written a new biography of Mahatma Gandhi that sifts myths and legends from …

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I Would Go Insane If I Didn’t Write

January 10, 2013August 2, 2013 - by Manish Chand

Indian-American author Abha Dawesar is a driven writer. Writing is a mental necessity for her, a constant wrestle with words and meanings to keep her daemons from running away with …

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India Can Build Bridges. China Can’t

January 10, 2013August 2, 2013 - by Manish Chand

China may be rising, but it is India which is uniquely poised to play a bridge-building role in an Asian century, says Kishore Mahbubani, Singapore’s former envoy to the UN …

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Indians Are Erotic People, But Sexually Repressed

January 10, 2013August 17, 2013 - by Manish Chand

Psychoanalyst and novelist Sudhir Kakar has a genius for digging deep into the depths of the human psyche and diving back with rare gems of insights into the complex grammar …

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Globalisation A Threat To Poor Countries

January 10, 2013 - by Manish Chand

Wangari Muta Maathai, the iconic Kenyan environmentalist who became the first African woman to win the Nobel Prize for Peace in 2004, speaks in simple, direct sentences that brim with …

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Retracing Roots, Creating Identity

January 10, 2013August 2, 2013 - by Manish Chand

Neera Kapur-Dromson, a fourth-generation Kenyan of Indian origin, has wrestled with kindred issues of identity, roots, cultural clashes and self-creation as long as she can remember. An Odissi dancer, who …

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‘Writing Purifies My Blood’

January 10, 2013August 2, 2013 - by Manish Chand

  M.G. Vassanji’s new novel The Assassin’s Song is a homecoming of sorts for the Canada-based author as he etches a finely poised dialectic between faith and tradition on the …

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Portrait Of An Islamist Radical

January 10, 2013 - by Manish Chand

KHARTOUM: A conversation with Sheikh Hassan al-Turabi, derided by the West as the “Black Pope of Terrorism,” is like descending into the dark heart of Islamist radicalism that flaunts its …

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Anuradha Marwah

January 10, 2013August 2, 2013 - by Manish Chand

Novelist Anuradha Marwah is no stranger to desire and its daemons. If Idol Love, her second novel, was about the suicidal sadness of unrequited love in an India that was …

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Ode to a Liberal India

January 10, 2013 - by Manish Chand

The Argumentative Indian Text: Amartya Sen Publisher: Gardners Books The Argumentative Indian is no not an exotic creature or an invention of Amartya Sen; turn left, right or centre – …

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