Indian author Aditi Krishnakumar wins Asian Book Award 2016

Indian author Aditi Krishnakumar wins Asian Book Award:



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Manasi Sudhir teaching Bharatanatya to students fron U. S. A

Tishani Doshi interviews author Rachel Kushner

Tishani Doshi interviews author Rachel Kushner: Rachel Kushner is the author of two acclaimed novels — , which explores the lives of American expatriates in the last days of the United Fruit Company in Oriente, and I ask myself two questions when I

‘Shakespeare is a bit like climbing Mt Everest’ -Ian Mckellen

‘Shakespeare is a bit like climbing Mt Everest’ - The Hindu:



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Amitabha Pande reviews Vibhuti Narain Rai's Curfew in the City

Amitabha Pande reviews Vibhuti Narain Rai's Curfew in the City: There is always a certain awkwardness in critically reviewing a work of fiction written with a sincere social and political purpose and one which intends to inform, educate and trouble one’s social co

Ranjitha Biswas - A relook at women in Indian mythology

A relook at women in Indian mythology:



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ಪದಗಳ ಉಗಮ { Etymology }

-Indiatimes Vijaykarnatka:



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K. Sacchidanandan- Do you understand me? Translation in India after the classics

Do you understand me? Translation in India after the classics:



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Beth Watkins - Two moods of Bengali cinema

Two moods of Bengali cinema: That there were only two major heroes in Bengali cinema between the 1950s and ‘70s says something about this film culture: either it is not where heroes were sought or they both had it all to cater to