Keki Daruwalla, a former IPS officer who is one India's most celebrated English poets, passed away on September 27. Here we republish one of his articles for Outlook as a celebration of his works.
Two deeply vivid volumes of poems from the oriya masters
Two deeply vivid volumes of poems from the Oriya masters
Ram Kumar's sorrow-smeared oeuvre: a critique and reminiscence
The sublime and the mundane
Despite some amateur fumbling, a slick debut set in Hungary
I wish Narendra Modi, and all the senior cops who twiddled their thumbs while Gujarat ran with blood, would read this book.
There are passages in the novel which glow with luminous prose, but sometimes she overreaches. Rushdiefication is not her strong suit always.
Israel’s anti anti-Semitic vigilantism must not muzzle free speech
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