The noted film-maker on his new film and why it wasn't a part of the recently concluded IFFI.
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In which the dancer, actress, choreographer, creative head of a TV channel, anchorperson, columnist, activist, celebrity ... makes a comeback
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On her translation of Geetanjali Shree's Mai and the art of translating.
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This election reveals a motley crew restless to embrace politics
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The Tamil Dalit writer talks about her autobiographical novel Karukku, its place in Tamil literature, the plight of Dalits and much more.
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Karunakaran is cool, Antony is livid. And the rebels are restive. Stay tuned to a Congress free-for-all...
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Lakshmi Holmström, whose translation of Karukku, a novel by Tamil writer Bama, is on the Crossword Book Award shortlist, chides mainstream publishers for ignoring writers from other Indian languages
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The Hindi writer wonders why in less than a year after Mai came out in English, she has been reviewed, interviewed, photographed more than in the ten years before that when it was available in Hindi...
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Crossword Book Award: the Malayalam writer on his writing, memories, death, awards... and Rushdie.
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On a lazy afternoon Bhupen Khakhar, artist and writer, reveals his true colours
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