Literature

Beginning with Gregor Samsa: A scene from The Metamorphosis directed by Arthur Pita, London

Why Liberal Arts? A Way To Exploring Human Relationship And Chaos

BY Kishalay Bhattacharjee

Ashutosh Kumar Thakur reviews Mrinal Pande’s book ‘Sahela Re’

Book Review: Mrinal Pande’s ‘Sahela Re’

BY Ashutosh Kumar Thakur

Rohan Chakravarty has great insight into what the wild world is going through, notes Anjana Basu in her review of ‘Pugmarks And Carbon Footprints’

Book Review: ‘Pugmarks And Carbon Footprints’ Helps Set Us On The Right Path, Should Be In EVS Courses

Illustration: Chaitanya Rukumpur

The Power Of Literature

BY Chinki Sinha

Street Dentist, Bundi, Rajasthan

Book Review: ‘Medical Maladies’ Brings Together Storytelling And Medicine Across Indian Languages

Salman Rushdie

Salman Rushdie Awarded Prestigious German Prize For His Literary Work And Resolve

Review of 'Madhopur Ka Ghar' by Tripurari Sharan

Culture & Society

Book Review: Tripurari Sharan's 'Madhopur Ka Ghar'

BY Ashwani Kumar

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Culture & Society

A Conversation With Kiriti Sengupta On Poetry, Translations, And Bengali English Poetry

BY Akshaya Kumar

No Time to Stop: Rush hour in Toronto

Driving with Mr Elf

BY Sunil Sharma

Democratic Progressive Azad Party (DPAP) chief Ghulam Nabi Azad

Book Review: Ghulam Nabi Azad's Autobiography 'Azaad'

BY Naseer Ganai

Ethics & Emotions: have been major driving forces of political campaigns

Book Review: Unpacking The Contradictions Of The Rise Of Right In India

BY Snigdhendu Bhattacharya

The Grim Tale Of Karnataka's Publishing Industry

The Grim Tale Of Karnataka's Publishing Industry

A Close Connect

A Close Connect

BY Abdullah Khan

Our Own Orwell From Motihari

Our Own Orwell From Motihari

BY Nikhil Sanjay-Rekha Adsule

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Rabindranath Tagore

Culture & Society

The Relevance Of Tagore

BY Vishavjeet Chaudhary

A woman takes a picture amidst groove of Chinar's in Srinagar's Mughal Garden.(File photo)

Majestic Chinar Is More Than A Tree In Kashmir

BY Ubeer Naqushbandi

Kumar Ramendra Narayan Roy, the prince of Bhawal

Culture & Society

Book Review: Aruna Chakravarti’s ‘The Mendicant Prince’

Sudhir Tiku - The Author of Life Stolen

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Life Stolen By Sudhir Tiku - A remarkable Literary Work

BY Spotlight Desk

His Greatest Inspiration: Shukla with his mother and wife. He says his mother would read extensively

A Confluence Between Imagination and Reality

BY Barkha Mathur

Little Srinu Thinks Big

Little Srinu Thinks Big

Victory City | Salman Rushdie | Penguin Hamish Hamilton | 352 Pages

Rushdie Does It Again

BY Sanjay Kumar

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Sketches: Simon Lamouret

The Alcazar: Simon Lamouret’s Graphic Novel Is A Must-read

BY Shreya Basak

The NLF Fellowship will include a financial grant to research and write the book over the period of a year

Children's Literature: Neev Literature Festival Launches Fellowship For Books For Children

BY Outlook News Desk

Historic Wrong: Literature on Anglo-Indians mostly written by British writers includes Orwell’s Burmese Days

The Racism Towards Anglo-Indians In English Literature

BY Priyanshu Sinha

Poet and essayist Sandip Dutta.

Remembering Sandip Dutta, Who Built Little Magazine Movement Book By Book

BY Angshuman Kar

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