Learning Art of Healing through Anoushka Shankar’s Love Letters
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Survival was Not Easy for These Women With Stigma Attached To Widowhood in Indian Society, Says Ambreen Zaidi0
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- February 8, 2023
Ambreen Zaidi in a conversation talks about her book and her research about Indian war widows whom she prefers to address as warrior widows.
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An Effective Rehabilitative Justice Model for Rape Victims is Missing in India Still – Priyanka Dubey0
- Art and Literature, Authors’ Speak
- January 9, 2021
Priyanka Dubey in a candid conversation talks about types of rapes in India, constraints in reporting these, and her latest book ‘No Nation for Women.’
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Reading Poetry is the Best Way for Mankind to Alleviate Stress: Saumya Choudhury0
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- October 21, 2020
Saumya Choudhury, Founding Editor of Delhi Poetry Slam talks about blossoming of online publishing and literary clubs in India and poetry as a therapeutic refuge of readers and writers during pandemic.
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Writing is an Organic Process in Which Characters Assert Themselves on Paper0
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- May 29, 2020
Authors are now transforming the ancient wisdom into sagacious prose within precincts of literature. Anuja Chandramouli talks about about her journey, the extent of research required, and her recent book.
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Nur Jahan Travelled Across the Country with Jahangir and Issued Imperial Orders0
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- June 25, 2019
Ruby Lal discusses with Gunjan Joshi her new book, Nur Jahan’s being co-sovereign with Jahangir, and the erasure of her power by historians.
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Early Sanskrit Theoreticians Deemed Local Languages Unfit for Literary Compositions, Says Dr. Pankaj Jha0
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- April 16, 2019
Dr. Pankaj Jha, author of ‘A Political History of Literature’ speaks to Gunjan Joshi about the three treatises mentioned in his book namely Likhanavali, Kirttilata, and Purusapariksa.
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