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Apoorva Sripathi
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‘Acid’: A hallucinatory novel that overturns traditional ideas of family and motherhood
Sangeetha Sreenivasan’s psychedelic novel, originally written in Malayalam, is at its core an indictment of the expectations placed on women.
Apoorva Sripathi
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A new book brings together writings on ‘modern marriage’ but what does that actually mean?
‘Knot For Keeps’, an anthology of fiction and non-fiction writing on the modern marriage focuses on urban, privileged pairings.
Apoorva Sripathi
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Light and darkness: KR Meera’s newly translated novel is much more than a woman’s disappearance
In ‘The Unseeing Idol of Light’, Meera strikingly evokes the feminist imagery she is known and loved for.
Apoorva Sripathi
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The real reason why Modi says what he does – Hindu India accepts it
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BJP’s street-fighters in coastal Karnataka want a share in power
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For better or for worse? Shifts in gender norms in India – in 12 charts
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Lok Sabha polls: Ladakh MP rallies supporters after BJP drops him from candidate list
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‘Supporter of BJP met me’: Surat candidates on the various reasons they withdrew from the election
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This deeply personal and unconventional memoir about depression, loss and abuse reinvents the form
Gayathri Prabhu’s ‘If I Had To Tell It Again’ shows us how many such stories must be out there and need to see the light of day.
Apoorva Sripathi
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Why is love furious, fleeting, and foreign? Ask Janice Pariat’s new novel
Can the nine narrators in ‘The Nine Chambered Heart’ explain why they love the same young woman?
Apoorva Sripathi