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Angwal – A documentary on Kumaoni poetry by Lalit Mohan Joshi
A new documentary, “Angwal” which means “an embrace”, was screened at the British Film Institute in London on 7th August 2023. It was the premier of this very moving film which is made by Lalit Mohan Joshi, the founder director … finish reading Angwal – A documentary on Kumaoni poetry by Lalit Mohan Joshi
Posted in Film, India, Literature, Writing
Tagged Cinema of India, film review, India, Indian cinema, Kumaon, Kumaoni
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Annie Ernaux
Annie Ernaux won the Nobel Prize for literature in 2022. She is a French writer and has been known in France for many years but the Nobel Prize has made her known in the whole world. Of course, the world … finish reading Annie Ernaux
Posted in Books, France, Literature, Writing
Tagged Annie Ernaux, French literature, Nobel Prize
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Talk on Manoj Das, the writer
Posted in Books, India, Literature, Publishing, Writing
Tagged Indian writing, Manoj Das
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The Moon Over Pondicherry
At last we have gone back to the normal life we had before the pandemic struck. But the world has changed a lot since that fateful day in March 2020 when everything came to a grinding halt. We have not … finish reading The Moon Over Pondicherry
Posted in Books, History, India, Literature, Publishing, Travel, Writing
Tagged Pondicherry, Pondicherry history, Pondicherry literature, Puduchery, Sunayana Panda
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Book review: “The Last Mughal”
“The Last Mughal” by William Dalrymple is an extraordinary gathering of detailed information about a time we know so little about. Our knowledge of history is fragmented and often reliant on tales that are told by people several decades or … finish reading Book review: “The Last Mughal”