Mahatma Gandhi at 150: Special focus at London Book Fair's India Pavilion
With a special focus on Mahatma Gandhi's 150th birth anniversary, the India Pavilion at the ongoing London Book Fair is displaying the digitised version of the Collected Works of Mahatma Gandhi.
Author Ajanta Paul launches her debut work of fiction, The Elixir Maker and Other Stories
Ajanta Paul’s twelve short stories dwell on a variety of themes encompassing natural calamities, social ills, historical upheavals and more
Vichar Vinod witnesses young intellects discuss hard-hitting realities on religion, caste
Organised by The Raza Foundation at India International Centre, the programme ‘Vichar Vinod’ witnessed young intellectuals and academics talk about Muslims, caste, religion and citizenship in India.
Radical filmmaker Q releases the first path-breaking Bengali adult graphic novel
The minds behind Gandu just came up with the first Bengali adult graphic novel, which has strong ties to the film which started it all
Mango Education set to release a book of short sci-fi stories authored by kids
Ranging narratives of journeying through the galaxy, time travelling to stop the earth’s demise and man’s primal instinct to turn creator, the book comes complete with hand-drawn illustrations
Children’s author Paro Anand speaks about gender sensitisation for kids and her upcoming books
Three books by the author- Nomad’s Land, A Very Naughty Dragon and A Day with Gandhi, will be coming out this year
Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni offers a voice for Sita in The Forest of Enchantments
Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni is back with another mythological retelling, and this time, it is of Sita telling her own story in The Forest of Enchantments.
Australian author Markus Zusak's Bridge of Clay was his most ambitious book
The author who gifted us The Book Thief was here in the city with his new read
Festival report: Jeffrey Archer, Ben Okri, Shashi Tharoor, Manisha Koirala and others light up Jaipur Lit Fest 2019
With a focus on subjects ranging from war, politics and climate change to gender, science and technology, mythology, cinema, activism and more, the 12th edition of JLF offered new perspectives
Australian author John Zubrzycki is spell bound by Indian magic
John Zubrzycki’s fascination with India isn’t about to diminish, as he’s set to begin his next project, on the life of Gogia Pasha or Gily Gily Man
