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Review: The Day the Earth Bloomed by Manoj Kuroor

India, July 19 -- In the history of southern India, the Sangam period (300 BCE to 300 CE) is known for its glorious ecological poetics that portrayed nature and humanity's connection to it and love an... Read More


Of an unsung people and a forgotten language

India, July 19 -- In the history of southern India, the Sangam period (300 BCE to 300 CE) is known for its glorious ecological poetics that portrayed nature and humanity's connection to it and love an... Read More


Who's afraid of Virginia Woolf?

India, June 14 -- Dalloway Day, an annual event, was celebrated on June 11, marking the 100th anniversary, this year, of Virginia Woolf's novel, Mrs Dalloway. But as everyone holds forth about the cen... Read More


Review: Daisy & Woolf by Michelle Cahill

India, June 13 -- Dalloway Day, an annual event, was celebrated on June 11, marking the 100th anniversary, this year, of Virginia Woolf's novel, Mrs Dalloway. Published by Hogarth Press, that the auth... Read More


Sunitha Krishnan: "There is nothing more horrendous than sex trafficking"

India, June 4 -- What led you to write your memoir. Two instances in late 2021, perhaps, were the compelling triggers to start writing my memoir. The first one was the reaction of all the people at m... Read More


Review: The Fertile Earth by Ruthvika Rao

India, May 24 -- Ruthvika Rao's The Fertile Earth is a beautifully narrated tale of cruelty, power imbalance, and love that brings to life Telangana's feudal past and the rise of both the CPI(ML) and ... Read More


Two rupees and a bag of grain

India, May 24 -- Ruthvika Rao's The Fertile Earth is a beautifully narrated tale of cruelty, power imbalance and love that brings to life Telangana's feudal past and the rise of both the CPI(ML) and o... Read More