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An interview with Mohsin HamidMay 16, 2011
Among the many Pakistani authors present at the DSC Jaipur Literature Festival 2011 was Mohsin Hamid, author
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Save Our Libraries: Kensal Rise fights backFebruary 7, 2011
By Aditi Charanji Across the UK, thousands of people have taken part in protests against threatened closures to
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The Jaipur Literature Festival: First GlanceJanuary 21, 2011
From the who's who on the global literary scene, to local literature students and professors, to journalists
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Dark Fairytales: In conversation with Anjan SahaJanuary 18, 2011
By Iman Qureshi A shadowy auditorium, a dimly lit stage, and a lone stool in the centre: we
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Kishwar Desai wins Costa First Novel AwardJanuary 7, 2011
It is with no surprise that we heard about Kishwar Desai winning the Costa First Novel Award
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Rana Dasgupta: Curious, arcane, just not a magic realistDecember 10, 2010
It's a common desire for authors to create something so original, so unconventional, that any attempt to
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The Right to OffendOctober 11, 2010
By Iman Qureshi The recent fiasco of the possible Quran burning by American  pastor Terry Jones kicked up
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Kalagora – a tale of three citiesOctober 10, 2010
Man of many talents, Siddhartha Bose, will soon commence the tour of his live show "Kalagora", with
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The poetic legacy of the PunjabOctober 5, 2010
By Amardeep Sohi Located in the north of India, the Punjab is a region known for being
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Then they came for me: The plight of Sri Lanka’s journalistsSeptember 28, 2010
By Iman Qureshi The media’s comfortable hegemony here in the UK permits our journalists to be outrageously
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Celebrating South Asia’s unlikely heroesSeptember 25, 2010
To celebrate their second anniversary, the team behind Kindle, a Kolkata-based, outspoken and progressive magazine for India's
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