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“…my hope is that they will see the value of turning familiar stories upside down, the value of unpopular, non-mainstream perspectives, the value of using a feminist lens.”- K. Srilata (Author & Poet)

8 months ago Editor_Kitaab

Team Kitaab is in conversation with author and poet K.Srilata to talk about her latest book, Footnotes to the Mahabharata...

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“Let’s be honest, children don’t come with instruction manuals.”-Lalitha Ramanathan

8 months ago Editor_Kitaab

Team Kitaab is in conversation with Lalitha Ramanathan, author of Parenting Unplugged (Om Books, 2025), to know about her own...

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“If you wanted to be a world-class bowler in cricket you’d practice for hours and writing is no different” Ravi Shankar (Poet, Translator and Professor)

8 months ago Editor_Kitaab

Poet, critic, and academic Jhilam Chattaraj is in conversation with poet, translator, and professor Ravi Shankar, where they talk about...

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“Our shared history has many layers. I hope people will think as much about the future relationship our countries will have alongside that history.”-Alan Gemmell (Author-30TH STATE: When Britain is India)

8 months ago Editor_Kitaab

Team Kitaab is in conversation with Alan Gemmell, author of 30th State: When Britain is India (Bloomsbury India, 2025), to...

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“In my approach, I have retold these stories to captivate contemporary readers, staying true to their spirit without being constrained by a need to balance or navigate between tradition and accessibility.”- Nalin Verma (Author & Journalist)

8 months ago Editor_Kitaab

Team Kitaab is in conversation with veteran journalist, media educator, independent researcher in folklore, and author, Nalin Verma, to discuss...

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“When we had our grandson, we couldn’t find a book that showcased the myriad forms of Indian art in a manner that would be accessible and appealing to a child. So, we decided to write one.” – Vineeta and Arvind Kanoria (Authors, Neel)

9 months ago Editor_Kitaab

Team Kitaab is in conversation with Vineeta and Arvind Kanoria, authors of Neel- Krishna Through Art (AdiDev Press,2025) to know...

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“The art and science of writing psychological thrillers is to keep the narrative deliberately ambiguous.” – Vish Dhamija (Author – Haadsaa)

9 months ago Editor_Kitaab

Team Kitaab is in conversation with Vish Dhamija, author of the latest thriller Haadsaa (Bloomsbury India, 2025), where we discuss...

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“Most investors become euphoric when prices are rising and turn despondent when prices are falling.” – Savita Shrimal (Author, Mastering Personal Investments)

10 months ago Editor_Kitaab

Team Kitaab is in conversation with Dr. Prasanna Chandra and Savita Shrimal, authors of Mastering Personal Investments (Bloomsbury India, 2025)....

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“I have always enjoyed dwelling in stories, but translation is a truly immersive experience.” Rituparna Mukherjee (Poet, Author & Translator)

10 months ago Editor_Kitaab

Writer and Translator Kabir Deb is in conversation with Rituparna Mukherjee (Poet, Author & Translator) on the art of translation...

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“As a writer I can read the language of silence and in those unspoken feelings and words is my muse and also my Achilles heel.”- Mohua Chinappa (Author / Poet)

10 months ago Editor_Kitaab

Team Kitaab is in conversation with author, poet, and columnist Mohua Chinappa about her latest book, Thorns in My Quilt...

“…my hope is that they will see the value of turning familiar stories upside down, the value of unpopular, non-mainstream perspectives, the value of using a feminist lens.”- K. Srilata (Author & Poet)

“Let’s be honest, children don’t come with instruction manuals.”-Lalitha Ramanathan

“If you wanted to be a world-class bowler in cricket you’d practice for hours and writing is no different” Ravi Shankar (Poet, Translator and Professor)

“Our shared history has many layers. I hope people will think as much about the future relationship our countries will have alongside that history.”-Alan Gemmell (Author-30TH STATE: When Britain is India)

“In my approach, I have retold these stories to captivate contemporary readers, staying true to their spirit without being constrained by a need to balance or navigate between tradition and accessibility.”- Nalin Verma (Author & Journalist)

“When we had our grandson, we couldn’t find a book that showcased the myriad forms of Indian art in a manner that would be accessible and appealing to a child. So, we decided to write one.” – Vineeta and Arvind Kanoria (Authors, Neel)

“The art and science of writing psychological thrillers is to keep the narrative deliberately ambiguous.” – Vish Dhamija (Author – Haadsaa)

“Most investors become euphoric when prices are rising and turn despondent when prices are falling.” – Savita Shrimal (Author, Mastering Personal Investments)

“I have always enjoyed dwelling in stories, but translation is a truly immersive experience.” Rituparna Mukherjee (Poet, Author & Translator)

“As a writer I can read the language of silence and in those unspoken feelings and words is my muse and also my Achilles heel.”- Mohua Chinappa (Author / Poet)

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