Original Sin: Israel, Palestine And The Revenge Of Old West Asia
byThe ghosts of history do not rest, nor does the question of Palestine.
The ghosts of history do not rest, nor does the question of Palestine.
Storybooks serve as a safe bubble for the children — a bubble that helps them embark upon life’s most difficult lessons.
Satyajit Ray’s unproduced film, Alien, scripted & shared with Hollywood honchos in the 70s, bears an uncanny resemblance to Stephen Speilsberg’s E.T. Was this purely coincidental?
The new web series, season 2 of Pataal Lok, presents a gripping tale of power & plunder in the Northeastern state of Nagaland.
Amol Palekar’s book, Viewfinder, tells the story of his life in cinema & theatre.
India’s love for visual storytelling explains the success of comic books & cartoons. At first, pictures were part of a performance; with comic books, they became part of literary works for reading.
The Bengali Night, La Nuit Bengali, a film starring Hugh Grant, has a decades old back story; read the fascinating story here.
A reader shares his love for writers who have had an impact on his life.
Indian immigrant communities have tightly held on to their anti-black beliefs. Will this colonial hangover ever fade out?
Master Sun advising rulers not to mobilise forces when in a rage. Wars, he writes, should not be fought over a slight.
The English translation of Fool Bahadur – a novel by Jayanth Pati, written in Magahi – is a delightful read.
Kalidas was the first talkie to be screened in Madras with songs in Tamil and Telugu. Here’s how & why it was made.
In his latest book, The Golden Years, Ruskin Bond masterfully narrates the joys of living a good long life.
The consummation of any grand strategy warrants a coherent leadership, leading into the future while managing the present tasks.
The Harambee Factor, authored by Gurjit Singh, must be compulsory reading for those in charge of policy in Africa & India.