Keki Daruwalla, a former IPS officer who is one India's most celebrated English poets, passed away on September 27. Here we republish one of his articles for Outlook as a celebration of his works.
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Two deeply vivid volumes of poems from the oriya masters
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Two deeply vivid volumes of poems from the Oriya masters
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Ram Kumar's sorrow-smeared oeuvre: a critique and reminiscence
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The sublime and the mundane
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Despite some amateur fumbling, a slick debut set in Hungary
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I wish Narendra Modi, and all the senior cops who twiddled their thumbs while Gujarat ran with blood, would read this book.
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There are passages in the novel which glow with luminous prose, but sometimes she overreaches. Rushdiefication is not her strong suit always.
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Israel’s anti anti-Semitic vigilantism must not muzzle free speech
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