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By Ananth Krishnan Meera Srinivasan Over the last week, Indian journalism has finally been forced to confront what has long been its dirty secret. Going by the numerous agonising accounts of women

By Dr.Tasaduq Itoo Way back to the year while I was in B.Sc first year in Degree College Anantnag. It was the examination aura all around as the date sheet was already

By Dr Zoovia Hamiduddin A picture is worth a thousand words. In the case of Indian filmmaker (not to be confused with the Pakistani actor) Rahat Kazmi’s 2018 film Lihaaf: The Quilt,

By Maliha Diwan Neel Patel’s stories are about Indians living in America, but instead of ethnic divides or cultural disparities, he writes about people falling in and out of love and messing

Siddhartha Gigoo has earlier written The Garden of Solitude and A Fistful of Earth and Other Stories. The latter was long listed for the Frank O’Connor International Short Story Award 2015. Siddhartha

By Harris Khalique Ahmed Nadeem Qasmi, our major poet, fiction writer and literary editor from the last century, once recalled meeting a few writers and publishers from the then Soviet Union. They

By Nissim Mannathukkaren Unless… philosophers become kings in the cities… there can be no cessation of evils… for cities nor, I think, for the human race. — Plato, The Republic After

By A.G. Noorani MYANMAR’S civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi’s charge that the two Reuters reporters convicted under the colonial-era Official Secrets Act (OSA) and sentenced to seven years in prison were

By Saira Mmujtaba Perhaps Indian society is best described as the Great Indian Tamasha, for there is never a dull moment to keep the tamasha from going on. And perhaps the best

By Sanjay K. Jha The Congress on Friday expressed doubts that Union minister M.J. Akbar would face action over the sexual harassment charges against him, contending that Narendra Modi had never acted