Two centuries after his death, John Keats’s brief and brilliant life continues to inspire readers and writers across the world from Hampstead to Rome and beyond ...
There ought not to be a debate over Orsini’s deportation; that there was tells us how structures of knowledge production ...
The writer speaks about Assamese literature, insurgency’s shadow, and why Indian publishing must embrace editors from ...
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South Africa' s link to India' s Ghazipur Literature Festival and its focus on indentured labourers
HRH Zolani Mkiva shares his anticipation for the Ghazipur Literature Festival, a celebration of cultural heritage and the ...
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What does Francesca Orsini’s scholarly work say? Five former students explain what they have learnt
Orsini, a Hindi scholar and professor at London’s School of Oriental and African Studies, was recently stopped from entering ...
The idea that Indians require a European to ‘teach’ them Hindi echoes colonial-era paternalism, ignorant of the vibrant ...
Did this introspection produce a greater dedication to democracy and the value of equality in the sense that Ambedkar had in ...
An Environmental History of the Last 500 Years' has won the British Academy Book Prize. The book, lauded for its vital ...
A country that feels threatened by authors, scientists and thinkers will have little chance of realising its full potential ...
Francesca Orsini, a renowned Hindi and South Asian literature scholar and professor emerita at SOAS, was deported from India ...
Peter Kornicki, husband of Francesca Orsini, says his wife planned to visit a Hindi novelist for translation clarifications.
Prakash Kumar’s multifaceted book recounts the story of India’s green revolution—or how the country became self-sufficient in food grain production by the 1970s.
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