By Charles Sarvan, Berlin Shiva Naipaul’s reputation is over-shadowed by that of his brother, world-famous V. S. Naipaul, Nobel Prize winner for Literature, knighted by the
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A CELEBRATORY MASALA OF WORDS AT THE HOUSE OF LORDS
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Did the BoZos get the BREXIT Referendum right?
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Vatayan poetry Awards for Madhu Chaturvedi, Yogesh Patel and Kunwar Bechain
The Vatayan Poetry on South Bank Award Ceremony-2016 took place on 19th May at House of Lords in the presence of the Baroness Flather of Windsor
Divya Mathur’s story collection in Urdu ‘Zeharmohra’ Launched
23 May 2016, London, Asio-European Cultural Exchange Society (ACES) and Sir Syed Foundation-London celebrated the publication of a selection of Divya Mathur’s short stories translated
Indian Elections 2016: Pandora’s Box!
By Innamburan, our Chennai Correspondant “Once you hear the details of victory, it is hard to distinguish it from a defeat.” – Jean-Paul Sartre India has a
Dance Review: Akram Khan’s ‘Chotto Desh’
By Shridhar Phalke I think, no, I am sure I have just enjoyed the most mesmerising dance production at the Quays Theatre, Manchester I have