A Bitter-Sweet Experience in the World of Literary Translations: In the global Anglophone market, only the novel and big non-fiction travel. Our best poetry languishes. Let us return to poetry.
-
-
The total hijack of the South's rich classical arts into airless, Brahmins-only monopolies is stifling genuine growth
-
-
Strictly a male preserve, these bachelor pads offer a rare slice of life in the lanes of Triplicane
-
Saraswati's Sangh-friendliness enables him to offset his Kanchi peetham's 'lesser' status
-
Jayalalitha Jayaram has been in a mood for revenge since the run-up to the assembly elections. She swore "to do unto Karunanidhi what he had done to me—throw him in jail". And no sooner than she became chief minister, she set out to achieve just this
-
The poor response to the DMK's bandh call is symptomatic of a deeper malaise it suffers from
-
Jayalalitha plays the Hindu card to realign the state BJP with her. Meanwhile, a weakened DMK treads gingerly in the waters.
-
Victims of child abuse get a voice at a Chennai public hearing
-
A new page on the state(s) of the nation.
Advertisement
Newsletter
Signup for Outlook and get curated content to your inbox everyday.