Weekend Reads

Artwork by Anupriya

A Poem On Appeasement/Positive Secularism

BY Shaikh Mujibur Rehman

All the characters in the novel are also congenitally related through the location, Aghori Bazar.

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Book Review: Amar Deswa

BY Pravin Kumar

'This Soldier is Defending India', First World War recruitment poster, The Times Press, Bombay.

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Legends Never Die

BY Vinati Bhargava Mittal

Amir Khusrow teaching his disciples in a miniature from a manuscript of Majlis al-Ushshaq

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India And Persia, In Perfect Symbiosis

BY Akhlaque A ‘ahan’

Faith Series by Samit Das, 1998

Walking The Lanes Of Banaras: The Eternal City

Nawab Jafar Mir Abdullah, a descendent of Shah and a member of BIA

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An Ode To The Nawab Of Lucknow…

BY Sanobar Haider

Draupadi and Bhim, Oleograph.

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Disturbance Of Poetry: A Review Of Sanjukta Dasgupta's Indomitable Draupadi

BY Amit Shankar Saha

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A scene from The Broken Table

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Film Review: The Broken Table

BY Ipshita Mitra

(Clockwise from top right) Screengrabs from Charade and Nueve Reinas; the 2001 Deutsche Post stamp of Audrey Hepburn; screengrabs from Tommy Tricker and the Stamp Traveller, Brewster’s Millions and Barbados Quest

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Everybody Loves A Miniature

Times Square: The city that never sleeps, she eats, tourists for breakfast and shits out immigrants.

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Poems: Times Squared

BY Shigorika Singh

You take the shorn and torn to a higher rent...

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Poem: Home & Hell

BY Shigorika Singh

Vivan Sundaram 1943–2023

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Artist, Rebel: Remembering Vivan Sundaram

BY Premjish Achari

Victory City | Salman Rushdie | Penguin Hamish Hamilton | 352 Pages

Rushdie Does It Again

BY Sanjay Kumar

Sea People: Parag Sonarghare’s painting ‘The Foot’.

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See The Sea

BY Shahina K. K.

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Sketches: Simon Lamouret

The Alcazar: Simon Lamouret’s Graphic Novel Is A Must-read

BY Shreya Basak

A young Kashmiri nomad boy walks with his cattle in Srinagar.

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Little Hands Of J&K's Tribal Community Toil To Support Families

The color that combines shakes happiness and sorrowful tunes

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The Joining Equation

BY Sushant Thapa

The Nizam Leaving The Residency, Hyderabad', circa 1900.

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Hyderabad: Of Ace And Andaz

BY Hoihnu Hauzel

Tribal Artwork by Mayank Kumar Shyam, from the collection of Ajay Kumar Gupta

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A Collection Of Short Poems

BY Sanjaya Kumar Bag

For those, whose abilities do not follow the expected lines

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Book Review: Living In An Unequal World

BY Fehmida Zakeer

Poem: Void By Boudhayan Mukherjee

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Poem: Void By Boudhayan Mukherjee

BY Boudhayan Mukherjee

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In 1949, while there were reconciliatory voices for China in the US administration, there was no sympathy for Mao, notes Naseer Ganai in his review of book 'A Force So Swift'.

Book Review: Kevin Peraino’s ‘A Force So Swift’ Gives Peek Into Birth Of Modern China And Early US Policy Debates

BY Naseer Ganai

A child's gaze

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Consuming Playful Days Of Childhood

A rusted bell

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Poem: Honk Honk

BY Timeless Poetry

The question of the Anti-Defection law stands in front of us...

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Anti-Defection Law: Defecting From Mandate

BY Kumar Kartikeya

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