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Suketu Mehta
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Suketu Mehta: ‘As goes India, so goes democracy’
To mark India’s 75th Independence Day, PEN America asked authors from India and the Indian diaspora to write short texts expressing what they felt.
Suketu Mehta
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Around the world, there’s a battle of storytelling about migrants and Muslims. Populists are winning
Because it’s a contest of storytelling, the sworn enemies of the populists are people like me: writers and journalists. Truth tellers, writes Suketu Mehta.
Suketu Mehta
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Kannada writer Ananthamurthy loved whiskey and a good argument
A former student pays tribute to the towering writer who passed away on Friday, aged 81.
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Fiction: A courtesan renounces pleasure and embraces Buddhism after she is betrayed by the world
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Yes, India’s Constitution has been hijacked – but not by the Supreme Court
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Bharat Jodo Yatra is ending. What do voters think about it?