Ten years after its publication, Nirvasan remains as relevant as ever, inviting readers to revisit its narrative in today's context of increasing global migration and cultural displacement
Ashutosh Kumar Thakur
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In 'Agam Bahai Dariyav', Shivmurti masterfully captures the trials and resilience of farmers, re-centring their plight in contemporary literature
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♓In this interview, renowned Madhubani artist and scholar Rani Jha illuminates the ancient origins, pioneering artists, and modern trajectories that have shaped this iconic Mithila art form.
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ꦗTaranand Viyogi is a renowned Maithili author, poet, translator, biographer and cultural theorist. He spoke to Ashutosh Kumar Thakur on his journey as a writer, contemporary Maithili literature and topics such as Dalit writings in Maithili
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🎐Books based on ground research on insurgency in the Northeast are in acute shortage. It is for this reason that Rajeev Bhattacharyya’s book stands out from the other books in the genre published so far
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🧜Award-winning Hindi writer Mamta Kalia speaks to Ashutosh Kumar Thakur about her life, inspiration for writing, influences, the authors she admires, and much more.
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Amitav Ghosh connects the origins of our current climate crisis to Western colonialism's ruthless exploitation of human life and the natural world in this ambitious read.
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'The Midway Battle: Modi's Roller-Coaster Second Term', by Gautam Chintamani, a new book released by Bloomsbury India, sheds light on some of the historic moments.
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♏What does Kabir’s life and poetry tell us about this nation’s past and present?
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🥃The novel, a mystery, thrives on the distance between Noma and Delhi as the key to its narrative. Except for one, most characters in the novel are regular, everyday people. A racy page-turner.
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