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In photos: The evening Khalid Jawed won the JCB Prize for Literature 2022 at a ceremony in New Delhi
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‘The Paradise of Food’ by Khalid Jawed, translated by Baran Farooqi, wins JCB Prize for Literature
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Are translated books the new ‘face’ of Indian literature in English? A translator weighs in
N Kalyan Raman
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Translated books take all five spots on the 2022 JCB Prize for Literature shortlist
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‘A Case of Indian Marvels’ is an essential effort to find the finest new Indian fiction writers
Sayari Debnath
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‘Song of the Soil’ author Chuden Kabimo on how right-wing moves disturbed the peace in Darjeeling
Chuden Kabimo
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Bengali author Manoranjan Byapari is the winner of 2022 Shakti Bhatt Book Prize
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JCB Prize for Literature 2022: Longlisted authors and translators talk about their nominated books
Sayari Debnath
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JCB Prize for Literature 2022: Six translations (two from Urdu) feature in the longlist of 10 novels
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‘Adam’: S Hareesh’s collection of short stories is a disturbingly real study of dark human behaviour
Saloni Sharma
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Reading India: 26 books of fiction, non-fiction and children’s literature that won awards in 2021
Priyali Prakash
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The Jaipur Literature Festival will be back as a physical event in 2022, but not in Diggi Palace
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The big news: Assam Rifles commanding officer killed in Manipur ambush, and nine other top stories
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Author M Mukundan wins JCB Prize for Literature 2021 for ‘Delhi: A Soliloquy’
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‘Name Place Animal Thing’ is a meandering collection of stories set in Shillong, not exactly a novel
Chitra Ahanthem
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‘The Plague Upon Us’ is a ballad on individual suffering amidst the collective trauma of Kashmir
Chitra Ahanthem
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JCB Prize shortlist 2021: VJ James, Daribha Lyndem, Shabir Ahmad Mir, M Mukundan, Lindsay Pereira
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What the JCB Prize for Literature longlist reveals, and what it leaves out, about India today
Sanjay Sipahimalani
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JCB Prize for Literature 2021: What you’ll read if you start on the 10 novels on the longlist
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Interview: Does a literary jury need to think differently in the year of a pandemic?
Kanishka Gupta