When Bangla writer Joya Mitra, quoting and paraphrasing from the American Indian writer Leslie Marmon Silko’s book, Ceremony, said,

There was a time in our youth when my friend and I made this amazing Gujarati kheer every single time we met,

Reading Jayasree Kalathil’s article on translation, ‘Literary translation and its discontents’, in scroll.in recently

There’s a buzz every time the Jaipur LitFest comes along, and this time there was a bigger buzz thanks to the presence of Rishi Sunak who appears to carry quite

An image doing the rounds recently on WhatsApp caught my attention. It featured Zakir Hussain, Dr Manmohan Singh

I am an Elif Shafak fan. This remarkable writer with over 20 novels under her belt writes in Turkish and English.

It is the early 1980s. Sashi, short for Sashikala, is almost 16 and set on becoming a doctor. She has three older brothers and one younger.

The English historian, Lord Acton, said in a letter to Bishop Creighton of the Church of England in 1887

It’s been a season of elections all round — with interesting results — in India, the UK, France, and Iran, for instance, and the season is upcoming in the US. It was serendipitous that I had occasion