Excerpted with permission from Rain Must Fall, Nandita Basu, Duckbill.
‘Rain Must Fall’: This graphic novel introduces young readers to gender identities and life choices
An excerpt from Nandita Basu’s ‘Rain Must Fall’.
Reading
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1A new book urges couples to re-examine traditional Indian marriages and family structures
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2A Bengali poet writes about being a ‘failure’ despite publishing several books and winning awards
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3‘Ananda’: An illuminating and diverse account of the deep roots of cannabis in Indian society
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4This Instagram-influencer cop is Adityanath’s key to Sambhal
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5Start the week with a film: ‘Hazaaron Khwaishein Aisi’ is an ode to personal and political passions
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6‘Judge by talent, not religion’: Ex-CEC SY Quraishi after BJP MP calls him ‘Muslim commissioner’
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7‘This is theft, erasure’: Poet Aamir Aziz accuses Anita Dube of using his work without consent
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8When home becomes history: The house on Faiz Road
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9Chhattisgarh CM says Adivasis are ‘biggest Hindus’, Congress leader urges him to ‘read Constitution’
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10From the autobiography: ‘Narmad’, a pioneer of modern Gujarati literature, recounts his childhood
