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In Conversation With: Sowmya Vajjala

Sowmya Vajjala is a translator, notably for her work ‘The Sharp Knife of Memory’ from Telugu to English and has translated “Our Films, Their films”

Rupal Vyas October 13, 2020

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In Conversation With: Jahnavi Barua

Jahnavi Barua is an Indian writer based in Bangalore. Next Door (Penguin India, 2008), her debut collection of short stories was longlisted for the Frank

Rupal Vyas October 12, 2020

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In Conversation With: Amrita Tripathi

Amrita Tripathi is a novelist, and collector of identities. She is passionate about gender rights and about raising awareness on mental health issues. She writes contemporary fiction — both her

Rupal Vyas October 6, 2020

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In Conversation With: Maithili Doshi

Maithili Doshi is a graphic designer and has an experience of over a decade in the world of book-publishing. Apart from designing book covers at

Prakruti Maniar October 2, 2020

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In Conversation With: Easterine Kire

Easterine Kire was born in Kohima, Northeast India. She studied at the North East Hill University and received a doctoral degree in English Literature from

Prakruti Maniar October 1, 2020

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In Conversation With: Sohan S. Koonar

Sohan Koonar is a physiotherapist by training, a founder of a multi-clinic company and an inventor with international patents. He is the author of Paper

Prakruti Maniar September 30, 2020

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In Conversation with: Paul Melo e Castro

Paul Melo e Castro is a British scholar and academic, known for his work on editing and translating, particularly Indo-Portuguese literature. His area of work is Lusophone literature,

Prakruti Maniar August 28, 2020

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Mahasweta Devi, in conversation with Naveen Kishore

Customs, words, culture, language are always in a state of translation; from one audience to another, from one story to another, from one medium to

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In Conversation With: Ranjita Biswas

Ranjita Biswas is a journalist, writer and translator of fiction from Assamese into English. She is currently based in Kolkata. She is the translator of

Rupal Vyas August 18, 2020

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In Conversation With: Aanchal Malhotra

Aanchal Malhotra is an Indian author and historian, best known for her work on oral history and material culture of the Partition of India in 1947. You must have started

Rupal Vyas August 7, 2020

Category: Q & A

In Conversation With: Sowmya Vajjala

In Conversation With: Jahnavi Barua

In Conversation With: Amrita Tripathi

In Conversation With: Maithili Doshi

In Conversation With: Easterine Kire

In Conversation With: Sohan S. Koonar

In Conversation with: Paul Melo e Castro

Mahasweta Devi, in conversation with Naveen Kishore

In Conversation With: Ranjita Biswas

In Conversation With: Aanchal Malhotra

Supported by Saurabh Garg

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