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  • On Love and Nonsense: My Observations Over The Years
  • FKJ’s ‘Tyber’ Is An Impressive Genre-blending Chill Session
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A Talent Gone Too Soon: In Memory of Awtar Kaul

Awtar Kaul, director of the National Award-winning film '27 Down', made an unforgettable contribution to new wave cinema in Hindi

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An Indian In A Changing World: Review Of 'The Imitation Englishman'

This novel brings a relatively unfamiliar part of Indian history to the reader’s attention

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Parenthood Conundrum: The Society That Cannot Afford Its Future

Falling birth rates reveal less about selfish youngsters than about a civilisation that has made parenthood an act of enormous economic and psychological courage

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On Love and Nonsense: My Observations Over The Years

My father, ever since I was born, incessantly wooed me into this world with nonsense

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FKJ’s ‘Tyber’ Is An Impressive Genre-blending Chill Session

‘Tyber’ retains the musician’s instinct for fluid grooves, jazz-minded improvisation and electronic atmosphere while making space for collaborators

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