(Deepavali & Kali Puja Special) By Avik Chanda The village had long forgotten its own name. Once, a culvert drawn...
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Translated by Shah Tazrian Ashrafi Bust of Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay I was in my bedroom, sitting on the stool,...
On May 7 th, 1861, was born a man who left an indelible mark in the world of literature, philosophy,...
Reviewed by Gouri Athale Title: Divided by Partition United by Resilience Editor: Mallika Ahluwalia Publisher: Rupa Publications India (2018) Pages:...
I look around and find myself in a big room with white walls and a red sparkling floor. I love...
Did you know Karnataka and Bengal share a deep-rooted literary bond? Neither did almost 800 Bengalis and 200 non-Bengalis who...
by Syed Saba Hafeez Last Wednesday morning I got the sad news about the passing away of Kidwai Saheb (Dr. Akhalqur Rehman...
Review by Rajat Chaudhuri The Firebird, Saikat Majumdar, Hachette, 2015, pp 233, INR 499 From the few visits to Circarina—the Calcutta...
From an an interview with Amit Chaudhuri on Rabindranath Tagore by Prithvi Varatharajan in Asymptote Rabindranath Tagore was India's most famous...
Neel Mukherjee has delivered on the promise of his first novel. His second, The Lives of Others, currently long listed for...
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