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Zara, the suicide-prone protagonist of ambiguous gender, is raised as a son by her father. She has never been able to cry and so when she meets Zaid, a former…
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Ambitious Literature

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People all over the world read for information, education and entertainment. The habit of reading may be part of an ambitious project of self-improvement that many individuals practise through their…
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April-May 2019 | New Release

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This April we bring forth some interesting titles for our readers: Socioliterary Cultures in South Asia presents seventeen studies on authors, texts, and issues under three sections that represent different…
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LAUNCH OF PICTURESQUE INDIA: A JOURNEY IN EARLY PICTURE POSTCARDS (1896 – 1947)

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Niyogi Books have brought forth an attractive collection of vintage Indian picture postcards, curated along the travel routes of that time, with their newly published title Picturesque India: A Journey…
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Literary Revolt against Jallianwala Bagh Massacre

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A writer, editor, translator, and activist, Rakshanda Jalil has provided yeomen’s service to the cause of Urdu language and literature. On the occasion of the centenary of the Jallianwala Bagh…
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Rabindranath Tagore’s Returning of Knighthood

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Theodore Adorno, in his 1949 essay, “Cultural Criticism and Society”, said: ‘There can be no poetry after Auschwitz’. Perhaps in the Indian context, one could say that there cannot be…
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Other Words, Other Worlds… An Interview with Geetanjali Shree, Author of ‘Mai’

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    We approached celebrated writer Geetanjali Shree with certain questions in mind: How is a well-recognized Hindi writer faring in International languages? Do the translations enhance her readership in…
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