Taslima Says Bangladesh Media Are Now Echoing Her Long Held Concerns
NEW DELHI -Lamenting the minuscule representation by women candidates in Bangladesh’s upcoming elections, a Dhaka daily on January 19 flagged “systemic design and failure” as the main reasons,
Scott Adams’s Death Reopens Conversation About Asok, Dilbert’s Indian...
Image: Wikipedia India-West News Desk NEW YORK, NY - Scott Adams, the creator of the comic strip Dilbert, died this week at 68, closing the chapter on a career that
Parul Kapur Wins $25,000 Pattis Family Foundation Book Award
Photos: Vino Wong India-West Staff Reporter NEW YORK, NY - In a year crowded with notable debuts, Parul Kapur’s ‘Inside the Mirror’ has quietly emerged as one of the celebrated
Jnanpith Laureate Vinod Kumar Shukla Passes Away At 89
India-West News Desk RAIPUR – Renowned Hindi novelist and poet Vinod Kumar Shukla passed away on December 23, at AIIMS Raipur. He was 89. A towering figure in contemporary Indian letters,
Kiran Desai’s Epic Return, Arundhati Roy’s Intimate Memoir Make NYT...
Photo: Kiran Desai (Left), Arundhati Roy (Right) India-West News Desk NEW YORK, NY - The New York Times Book Review has unveiled its weighty and much anticipated year end list,
Author Bridges Cutting Edge Science And Indic Philosophy
India-West Staff Reporter SACRAMENTO, CA - Dr. Vipul Mankad’s new book arrives at the intersection of medicine, memory, and meaning. ‘When Science Meets the Soul: A Doctor’s Quest for Deeper Healing’
Sumona Chakravarti Turns Book Reviewer
MUMBAI - Actress Sumona Chakravarti has spoken about the kind of stories that linger long after a book is finished, reflecting on themes of heartbreak, healing, and the quiet
Sonali Bendre Curates A Winter Reading Line-Up
MUMBAI- Actress Sonali Bendre has shared her book picks for the month offering a festive dose of literary inspiration to her followers. Calling it the SBC Book(s) of the
Book Offers Unvarnished Version Of The Evolution Of Uttarakhand
DEHRADUN - When a region as young and complex as Uttarakhand reaches its twenty-fifth year, its story deserves a chronicler with patience, curiosity, and an eye for detail.