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  • ‘Those who knew her will remember her laughter’: A Pakistani novelist’s farewell to Bapsi Sidhwa
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    ‘Those who knew her will remember her laughter’: A Pakistani novelist’s farewell to Bapsi Sidhwa
  • India colluded with Maldivian Opposition in bid to oust President Muizzu, claims The Washington Post
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    India colluded with Maldivian Opposition in bid to oust President Muizzu, claims The Washington Post
  • Backstory 2024: In Bengal, an echo of my family’s migration story – without the hostility
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    Backstory 2024: In Bengal, an echo of my family’s migration story – without the hostility
  • Interview: Prejudice, patriarchy and poetry – adapting an American classic for the Indian stage
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    Interview: Prejudice, patriarchy and poetry – adapting an American classic for the Indian stage
  • ‘Literally blew my mind’: Why the the non-literal use of English is here to stay
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    ‘Literally blew my mind’: Why the the non-literal use of English is here to stay
  • The best films we watched in 2024
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    The best films we watched in 2024
  • Five of the best international nonfiction books of 2024 – according to expert readers
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    Five of the best international nonfiction books of 2024 – according to expert readers
  • The ten best international novels of 2024 – according to literary experts
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    The ten best international novels of 2024 – according to literary experts
  • Looking back: Fifty years of Adil Jussawalla’s anthology ‘New Writing in India’
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    Looking back: Fifty years of Adil Jussawalla’s anthology ‘New Writing in India’

  • 2024: In democracy’s most testing year, disruptions, discontent and defiance
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    2024: In democracy’s most testing year, disruptions, discontent and defiance
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  1. ‘Those who knew her will remember her laughter’: A Pakistani novelist’s farewell to Bapsi Sidhwa

    ‘Those who knew her will remember her laughter’: A Pakistani novelist’s farewell to Bapsi Sidhwa
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    India colluded with Maldivian Opposition in bid to oust President Muizzu, claims The Washington Post
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    Backstory 2024: In Bengal, an echo of my family’s migration story – without the hostility
  4. Interview: Prejudice, patriarchy and poetry – adapting an American classic for the Indian stage

    Interview: Prejudice, patriarchy and poetry – adapting an American classic for the Indian stage
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    ‘Literally blew my mind’: Why the the non-literal use of English is here to stay
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