By Imteyaz Alam Warfare is as old as human civilization and so is its history. The Indian subcontinent has been...
Month: March 2017
By Soumya Das National Library’s foreign language section has been without staff for a decade The foreign language section of...
By Tahira Yaqoob Mohammad Al Khashali counts off each of his sons, one by one. There was Kadhem, found under...
Rest Vani Rao is a US citizen, originally from India. She has been a corporate IT person for over twenty...
By Abdus Selim There are perhaps innumerable examples of poets translating their own poems in the realm of literature, but...
By Madhulika Liddle In Delhi’s Nizamuddin area, just off one of the city’s busiest main roads, sits a large mausoleum....
By Chris Wood Rickshaw is a proud, vain and extremely noisy rooster living in the backstreets of 1920s Shanghai. In...
By Rezaul H Laskar Military history is something that has been given short shrift in India for decades, though the last...
Balli Kaur Jaswal’s Erotic Stories for Punjabi Widows published by HarperCollins is an east-meets-west novel. When Nikki takes a creative...
Exit West by Mohsin Hamid, book review: The reader is brought face to face with the realities of war
By Lucy Scholes With novels like The Reluctant Fundamentalist and How to Get Filthy Rich in Rising Asia, Mohsin Hamid has...
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