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Jaya Bhattacharji Rose
Jaya Bhattacharji Rose is a regular Scroll.in contributor
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This devastating book by a palliative care specialist is necessary reading to understand death
Kathryn Mannix, who spent most of her career working with terminally ill patients and their loved ones, writes about her experiences with death in a new book.
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Meet Bombaykala, the young book publishers ready to shake up the industry
From war poetry to city-focused short stories, they aim to publish a book every fortnight. That’s quite a pace.
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‘The writer in me doesn’t have a gender, or is made up of all the genders’: Shikhandin
This author of a very unusual collection of short stories refuses to be boxed as a male or female writer.
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Trending
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Indians need their protein where they can get it – especially from meat and eggs
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Madan Mohan Malviya: how a four-time Congress president became a BJP icon
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On foreign policy front, Modi is like a stylish batsman who consistently fails to deliver big scores
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‘The Supreme Court won’t be regarded as a strong court now’: Former CJI Ahmadi on impeachment move
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How Mayawati has been working behind the scenes to claim a bigger national role
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How a 15-member team produced a lush visual version of the ‘Mahabharata’
The new edition focuses on art and borrows stories from regional versions of the epic.
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There’s no GST on books. And yet books will become more expensive
Suppliers will have to pay GST, and that will raise the cost of producing books.
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Even children who don’t read are addicted to this series of books about a mouse. Why?
The originals are in Italian. Young readers can’t have enough of the English translations.
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Video
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Watch: On this day, April 25, Doordarshan began testing colour television programmes in India
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Watch: This woman’s guide dog sneakily leads her to his favourite store when they’re out shopping
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For the first time, you can hear (and watch) Prince’s original version of ‘Nothing Compares 2 U’
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Watch: Feminism now has its own typeface, and each letter has a message of equality and empowerment
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Watch: This stand-up comedian hilariously summarises what life is like for introverts everywhere
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Michael Chabon’s ‘Moonglow’: When a memoir is full of lies (which is why you want to read it)
Even by his wildly inventive standards, Michael Chabon has outdone himself in his new novel.
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Three discoveries (and some footnotes) about readers and publishers from the World Book Fair
The death of reading has been greatly exaggerated. Yet again.
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A new Zadie Smith, a new set of difficulties in reading, a new pleasure
Swing Time challenges readers of classic novels, and is all the more rewarding for that reason.
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The Reel
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‘Mr Chandramouli’ trailer: Family comes first in boxing drama
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Ahead of ‘Avengers: Infinity War’, a Tamil film served up a multi-starring feast
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Trailer talk: Kareena Kapoor needs her best friends by her side for ‘Veere Di Wedding’
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‘Parmanu: The Story of Pokhran’ now gets a May 25 release date
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NFAI adds 71 films in rare 16 mm print, including ‘Pinjara’, ‘Suhaag’ and ‘Andaz Apna Apna’
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'It isn’t autobiography, but it's a daughter’s book in every way': Madeleine Thien
The author talks about her extraordinary novel ‘Do Not Say We Have Nothing’.
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American writer Paul Beatty brings back slavery and segregation to win the £50,000 Man Booker Prize
‘The Sellout’ is a wicked satire on racism, and makes Beatty the first American to win the Man Booker.
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Imagine the tragedy of abandoning Communism without knowing how to live with capitalism
In ‘Second Hand Time’, Nobel winner Svetlana Alexievich relays the voices of the people in her inimitable way.
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The Field
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2019 ICC World Cup: India to face Pakistan on June 16 at Manchester
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AFC Cup: Bengaluru FC outclassed 2-0 by New Radiant in Maldives
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IPL 2019 most likely to move to UAE if dates clash with general elections, says BCCI
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‘Not really my decision’: Wenger admits timing of Arsenal exit was out of his hands
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Junior hockey teams start campaign at Youth Olympic Qualifier with emphatic victories