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Moving beyond right and left, creating a new politics and poetics of India

January 18, 2014January 18, 2014 - by Manish Chand

JAIPUR: Dovetailing the preciosities of the high-brow with the pugnacities of popular culture, the seventh edition of the Jaipur Literary Festival is in full flow in this famous touristy city …

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Of day-dreaming, living in home of poetry, benevolence in India

December 21, 2013December 21, 2013 - by India Writes Network

Poet and novelist Simon Armitage lives in West Yorkshire, but his true home is that numinous place called poetry. He likes to think of himself as a man who hangs …

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Recreating ethos of the Tagore women

October 5, 2013October 5, 2013 - by Editor

It is a book that immerses the reader in its rich descriptions of a life that ceased to be more than a century ago. It is not about a person …

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Unmasking honour killings in India

October 3, 2013October 3, 2013 - by Diya Aggarwal

Just a few days ago, a couple was brutally murdered in Haryana’s Rohtak district for defying their village caste traditions, and eloping to get married. They were adults, mind you! …

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Sunetra Gupta: Juggling science and writing, playing music with words

September 4, 2013September 4, 2013 - by Meenakshi Kumar

For years Dr Sunetra Gupta has been working on mathematical models to make sense of the evolutionary ecology of infectious disease systems at the University of Oxford’s Zoology department and …

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The Nowhere Man II: The Unnameable, Say what you want to say, Truth or Mime

September 3, 2013September 12, 2013 - by Manish Chand

The Unnameable The sea sings a sad song, Waves whisper intimacies Abyss is the Beloved. He desires no belonging, Only a deep-down sadness parted lips, the unspoken. The equipoise of …

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CITY SCAPE, INSIDE A DEAD PICTURE, GOING AWAY

July 26, 2013August 1, 2013 - by Amarendra Khatua

CITY SCAPE Across the broad streets the buildings Shape shadows and human whimpers   Clutter the sideways.  We nurture emotions Like unwanted money plants sprouting   Patchy colours on corroded …

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Hosseini’s muse sings, again: A sweeping saga of love and betrayal

July 8, 2013July 30, 2013 - by Meenakshi Kumar

Stories are what Khaled Hosseini, the publishing world’s biggest sensation, loves to tell and tells them rather well. His first novel, The Kite Runner (2003), a heart-breaking story of two …

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Demystifying an icon: The Muse of Satire

June 10, 2013August 1, 2013 - by Vrinda Pareek

Between the extremes of hagiography and demonology lie the middle space of irony, ambivalence and black satire. Bangladeshi-Canadian author Neemat Imam has found the perfect pitch to demystify the lives …

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Three Poems: O’ Mirror, Two Half Loves, What If…

June 6, 2013August 1, 2013 - by Dr Sumit Seth

O’ Mirror Mirror Mirror on the wall you have been fooling me, after all.   What i saw was just a reflection; this vanity needed much correction.   One fine …

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