Very soon, you may hear Raghuram Rajan compelling you into believing that India is about to be doomed (financially) and that no good can come to the nation...
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Dr Shashi Tharoor is very obvious. A few difficult words drawn out of obsolete lexicons and regular remarks that he makes in attempts to saving his grace and...
Nicole Krauss, the famous Jewish-American author for her celebrated novels translated into over 35 languages, has won the Sami Rohr Prize for Jewish Literature...
Adi Shankara, well-known by the respectable salutation of Jagadguru Shankaracharya that he earned because of feats that he achieved for the revival of Sanatan...
There are occasions when literature goes beyond pages. And once it happens, the impressions of literature, the footprints of it, the idea of it and the...
Awards are always attractive. Be it the award given to a topper in the class or an award for the ‘powerful fresher couple’ forcefully forcing...
Bloomsbury India has landed into a fresh controversy which seems entirely novice and unnecessary. As a publisher, you sign up with an author, agree to the...
Yesterday, there was a webinar that the English Department, Nava Nalanda Mahavihara, hosted on the subject Representation of the Buddha and His Dhamma in...
Harry Potter, since the time it was first published in the year 1997, has been in records, news and a constant buzz that continues around it. Though the last...
Though I have long been an advocate of literary prizes, incentives and honours, I have also been aware that ‘literary prizes’, eventually, more or...