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Outlook The Outlier episode 6: How does it feel like to be in a lockdown for decades? Has the world become more intolerant? Why is her new book #Shameless not political? This and more in this week’s The Outlier with...

12 July 2020

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Author Devapriya Roy in conversation about her new book 'Friends From College'


At Home In The World

There was acrimony and amiability -- but it was quite a good old picnic -- or a networking party? -- overall.


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Outlook The Outlier Episode 2: Will the lockdown result in a sea of books? How will future Literary Festivals be? How will history judge the Coronavirus?

15 June 2020

If I Were Rain

A prettified celebration of want—itself wanting


2006: Books

The year of activism (from A. Roy to V.Seth via S. Rushdie), plagiarism (K. Viswanathan) and novel book launches — and an overview of awards, passings, controversies.

01 January 1970

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19 January 2020

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A Journey to the Centre of Imperial Calcutta -- the story of the making of the book

01 January 1970

18 April 2014
Gabriel Garcia Marquez (1927-2014)

Gabriel Garcia Marquez (1927-2014)

Gabriel García Márquez, 87, the Colombian Nobel laureate, whose One Hundred Years of Solitude established him as a giant of 20th-century literature, died at...


29 September 2019
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26 January 2020
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31 January 2020
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On this episode of Bibliofile, author Anita Anand discusses her book, The Pateint Assassin, the story and legend of Udham Singh.


10 May 2020
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21 June 2020
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Outlook The Outlier Episode 3: Are Indians not proud of their past? What is the enduring attraction of mythologies? Is Suheldev real or fictional? To talk...


17 August 2020
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Outlook The Outlier Episode 11: What kind of poetry will the pandemic evoke? Is religion becoming too strident and muscular? Why do we know so little about the...


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