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Tag: sahitya akademi

Jiban Narah’s Poetry, A True Voice of Assam

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Jiban Narah’s Poetry, A True Voice of Assam

“लिखो, कि अभी सपने देखने की मनाई नहीं हुई है”

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“लिखो, कि अभी सपने देखने की मनाई नहीं हुई है”

byAshok VajpeyiandSonali

“The moral stature of cultural institutions has gone down”

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“The moral stature of cultural institutions has gone down”

byAshok VajpeyiandGitha Hariharan

Damodar Mauzo: “Indian writers have always stood by their right to freedom of expression…”

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Damodar Mauzo: “Indian writers have always stood by their right to freedom of expression…”

byDamodar Mauzo

What Autonomy Means: When the Sahitya Akademi published a anthology of Pakistani writers

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What autonomy means: When the Sahitya Akademi published a anthology of Pakistani writers

byUR AnanthamurthyandS R Ramakrishna

“Are the murderers of Kalburgi not being nabbed because they’re from the Sanatan Sanstha?”: Keki Daruwalla

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“Are the murderers of Kalburgi not being nabbed because they’re from the Sanatan Sanstha?”: Keki Daruwalla

byKeki DaruwallaandSouradeep Roy

Mohandas Nemishrey Discusses Dalit Participation in Sahitya Akademi

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Mohandas Nemishrey discusses dalit participation in Sahitya Akademi

byMohandas NemishreyandICF Team

Attacks on Writers and Scholars Continue

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Attacks on writers and scholars continue

Where are the Bahujans & Women in Literary Award Juries?

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Where are the Bahujans & Women in Literary Award Juries?

When Bodies Speak

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When Bodies Speak

byGitha Hariharan

Singular and Plural: Krishna Sobti’s unique picture of a less divided India

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Singular and Plural: Krishna Sobti’s unique picture of a less divided India

“Our obscenity law is an awful leftover from British colonialism”

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“Our obscenity law is an awful leftover from British colonialism”

byRohini Nair interviews Rahman Abbas

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