March 24, 2023

KITAAB

Connecting Asian writers with global readers

World literature, Indian-style

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9 years ago Zafar Anjum

Are you frightened by shrinking enrollments in literature courses? Does the crisis in the humanities induce heart palpitations? Do you experience nausea when reading about the decline of reading? To anyone suffering from these symptoms, I recommend a rejuvenating travel to the East: attend the Jaipur Literary Festival.

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