Pashmina, Nidhi Chanani, HarperCollins India.
‘Pashmina’: How a graphic artist reads and responds to a graphic novel
Nidhi Chanani’s book follows the life of an Indian-American teenager and sees hope amidst confusion.
Reading
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2Biography: The story of Naib Subedar Chunni Lal, the most decorated Indian Army soldier in history
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3BJP says it ‘completely rejects’ party MP Nishikant Dubey’s statements about Supreme Court
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4Man’s best friend: A photographer encounters lonely stray dogs on Goa’s beaches during the pandemic
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5Bengal violence: Mamata Banerjee cannot evade responsibility
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6When a young India was struggling to define modern theatre, it found inspiration in its folk culture
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7‘The Book of Disappearance’: The dangerous ease with which colonial dispossession can become routine
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8‘True Story of a Writer, A Philosopher and a Shape-shifter’: Truth is contentious in a ‘true story’
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9Ramachandra Guha: In Gopal Gandhi’s new book, a personal, nuanced history of the country he loves
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10Bedtime social media has emotional effects that can disrupt sleep
