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Amartya
Sen - Speaking of freedom (Essay) - Free speech
and a free press, crucial components of democracy, play a key role
in the economic development of a nation. |
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Susan
Leubuscher - The new wordsmiths (Essay) - When it comes
to environmental and social concerns, multinationals are investing
in beautiful words at the expense of meaningful action. |
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Probal
Dasgupta - Trafficking in words (Essay) - Talking of language,
translation and missionary zeal, the essay threads its way through
thoroughfares of contending terms, theories and traditions. |
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Amita
Malik - Moving pictures - (Essay) - Tracking
the cinema revolution over the last century to see how it has informed
and transformed mass communication in India |
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Sumanta
Banerjee - Encounter in a death cell (Essay) - Deconstructing
a conversation between a prostitute turned serial killer of 91th century
Calcutta and the police detective who arrested her. |
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M.
Mukundan - Stranger (Fiction, translated from the
Malayalam) |
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S.
Diwakar - The palace of light (Fiction, translated
from the Kannada) |
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Dhanushkodi
Ramasami - The letter (Fiction, translated from the Tamil) |
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Sara
Rai - Honeymoon (Fiction,
translated from the Hindi) |
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Nabaneet
Dev Sen - The circle (Play for voices, translated
from the Bengali) |
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Krishan
Adeeb - These dreams (Poetry, translated from the
Urdu) |
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Kamal
Vora - The wall (Poetry, translated from the Gujarati) |
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Daud
Haider - Travails (Poetry, translated from the
Bengali) |
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Mahmood
Sham - Tele-romance (Poetry, translated from the
Urdu) |
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Elzy
Thaarmangalam - Truths (Poetry) |
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S.
Rameshan - Frog in the well (Poetry, translated
from the Malayalam) |
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Anamika
- Fill in the blanks (Poetry, translated from the
Hindi) |
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Adreyo
Sen - The absence of silence (New poetry) |
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K.
Srilata - Me and my poem (New poetry) |
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Nancy
Gandhi - Fading light (New poetry) |
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Vinay
Sharma - All telephones are dead (new fiction) |
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Rahul
Sagar - Letters to the Gnome (New writing) |
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Pamela
Phipose - After the funeral (Review) - An appraisal
of two recent academic works on the image and reality of the Hindu
widow |
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Pratik
Kanjilal - The trouser people (Review) - A contemporary
journey through Burma, inspired by Sir George Scott's journal |
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PLUS:
Backlog - More disturbing images by Vishwajyoti Ghosh.
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