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Anu Majumdar
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‘Word Made Flesh’: A poem by Anu Majumdar
‘A light / in which children clutch at dreams and leap with an indescribable will to live.’
Anu Majumdar
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Radical nationalist or progressive philosopher? How do we engage with Aurobindo’s ideas today?
The Pondy Lit Fest, which sparked off minor debates, was held in Pondicherry, on the outskirts of which is Auroville, a settlement dedicated to his ideas.
Anu Majumdar
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‘Send these, the homeless, tempest-tost to me’: Remembering Miss Liberty in the Donald Trump era
An excerpt from an Indian novel in which a 12-year-old girl sees the statue whose promise seems ironic suddenly.
Anu Majumdar
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Video: Being Muslim in today’s India