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Translations: The Talk of Publishing Town

Translation is a key political tool anywhere we go; but have the last few years of being in the spotlight changed things for the industry

Payal Morankar January 3, 2022

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In Conversation With: Rakhshanda Jalil

Rakhshanda Jalil straddles being a writer, a translator and a literary historian, and is thus at a vantage to give us an unparralelled view of

Prakruti Maniar June 4, 2020

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Ten novellas to kickstart that reading habit

Situated between a sprint and a marathon, novellas are the perfect remedy for our shortening attention spans. Longer than a short story, and shorter than

Sneha Pathak May 22, 2020

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Traitor translated by Rakhshanda Jalil

Originally written in Urdu as Ghaddaar by Krishan Chander The air in August 1947 was laced with poison. The overcast monsoon skies spelt doom. The

Divya Shankar July 30, 2019

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