Not a nice man to know, with malice towards one and all.
And sometimes, protocol must be broken: then President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam visits the ailing Khushwant Singh at his residence, 2007.
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Light bulb man Khushwant Singh, editor of the Illustrated Weekly, with writer Ved Mehta
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Khushwant Singh
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Khushwant Singh’s funeral at Delhi’s Lodhi crematorium
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Khushwant Singh (1915-2014)
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Foreign Minister Salman Khurshid at the cremation of noted novelist and journalist Khushwant Singh at Lodhi crematorium, in New Delhi.
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Congress leader M S Gill at the cremation of noted novelist and journalist Khushwant Singh at Lodhi crematorium, in New Delhi.
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Actor Vinod Khanna at the cremation of noted novelist and journalist Khushwant Singh at Lodhi crematorium, in New Delhi.
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Last rites of noted novelist and journalist Khushwant Singh at Lodhi crematorium, in New Delhi.
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Last rites of noted novelist and journalist Khushwant Singh at Lodhi crematorium, in New Delhi.
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Last rites of noted novelist and journalist Khushwant Singh at Lodhi crematorium, in New Delhi.
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Last rites of noted novelist and journalist Khushwant Singh at Lodhi crematorium, in New Delhi.
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Last rites of noted novelist and journalist Khushwant Singh at Lodhi crematorium, in New Delhi.
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BJP Senior Leader L K Advani at the cremation of noted novelist and journalist Khushwant Singh at Lodhi crematorium, in New Delhi.
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BJP Senior Leader L K Advani at the cremation of noted novelist and journalist Khushwant Singh at Lodhi crematorium, in New Delhi.
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Rahul Singh, son of noted author and journalist Khushwant Singh, at his residence, in New Delhi.
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Body of noted author and journalist Khushwant Singh taken for last rites, in New Delhi. Singh one of the finest Indian writers in English in contemporary times, died at his residen...
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Khushwant Singh being made fellow of King's College.
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Editorial Chairman, Outlook Group, Vinod Mehta speaks as other participants from left, Manish Kashyap, Bachi Karkaria, Nirupama Dutt and Parbina Rashid looks on, during the merry s...
Khushwant Singh has just entered his 100th year. Time to recall an essay detailing why he once extolled Sanjay Gandhi, just the way a brash, bullying politician is currently being saluted
When two legendary editors get together for a no-holds-barred conversation ranging from sex, dirty jokes to Maneka's "badly brought up" son, Varun, there is really nothing to hide. Excerpts from a recent conversation
I'd like to believe that Khushwant Singh was writing with a wonderfully self-mocking sense of humour, but the whole peevish tone of his review suggests that when he says he f