Yesterday, there was a webinar that the English Department, Nava Nalanda Mahavihara, hosted on the subject Representation of the Buddha and His Dhamma in...
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Sangam Literature has always been a source of inspiration for literary critics and academic scholars. Generally considered to be the literature focused on the...
Literature Festivals, or lit-fests to be precise, cool and contemporary, have become a big joke on the face of all those traditional believers in the power of...
Once again, the season of literary festivals and book fairs has come. It will begin (or has already begun) very soon and will continue until the early March...
Sir V. S. Naipaul, the legendary novelist and the winner of the 2001 Nobel Prize for literature, has died on August 11, 2018, in London. His death comes as a...
India’s only Nobel Prize in Literature came back in 1913 when the world recognised a literary genius that India owned – Gurudev Rabindranath Tagore...
Book lovers and literature lovers (in general), today is the day for us! 23rd April is celebrated, since the year 1995, every year as the World Book Day...
April is certainly not as cruel as T. S. Eliot has shown it to be in his iconic poetry The Waste Land. April has many important literary dates that will let...
World Poetry Day is an occasion to celebrate words, verse, rhyme and reason! 21 March is celebrated as World Poetry Day all over the world. Poets, literary...
One of the popular poets of Hindi, Kedar Nath Singh, has passed away on 19 March 2018. Very famous for his touching poetry, Kedar Nath Singh was born in Ballia...