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Salman Rushdie off ventilator and talking, day after attack: Agent Andrew WylieRushdie remained hospitalised with serious injuries, but fellow author Aatish Taseer tweeted in the evening that he was "off the ventilator...- Galleons of globalisation: Manila’s starring role in food trade entirely changed how we eatThe Manila galleons were developed due to Spanish desire to cash in on the Asian spice trade.
- CAA aftermath: SRK faces online fury for staying mum on alma mater attackJamia alumni Roshan Abbas and Aatish Taseer questioned King Khan's silence.
- Over two lakh OCI cards issued in 2019, says Home Ministry reportThe govt had relaxed the rules to allow OCI card holders to be eligible for appointment as teaching faculty at Indian Institute of Science ...
- Right to information practised by govt: Chidambaram's dig over economic data 'suppression'The former finance minister's remarks come after a media report cited the latest consumption expenditure survey by the National Statistical...
- Can think of taking 'further decision' if firm indication given on 'core interests': MEA on RCEPIf India gets firm indication that its core interests will be accommodated then it can rethink its decision.
- Lack of variety, repetition, poor proportions: Why North Indian Thali offers nothing more than a glimpse of tragedyDelhi's popular snacks like bread pakoras and momos are also deadly.
- After 'Divider in Chief', TIME magazine now says 'Modi united India like no PM in decades'Time in its cover story before the elections had called Prime Minister Narendra Modi the 'Divider in Chief'.
- Time magazine calls Modi 'India's divider-in-chief' in its international editionThe magazine also said that the opposition Congress party has little to offer other than the dynastic principle.
- Time magazine article author a Pakistani, pursuing Pak's agenda of maligning Modi: BJPBJP spokesperson Sambit Patra told a press conference that article's author was a Pakistani and that nothing better can be expected from Pa...
- #MeToo, Section 377 and more: Bangalore Literature Festival promises charged debatesTwo-day event this weekend is themed 'Young Voices, Relevant Noises'.
- ZEE group announces India’s first culture quest, ArthThe cultural festival not only aims to celebrate the essence of Indic thought and philosophy, but also seeks to make it a journey of discov...
- The tale of Atish Taseer's American Green CardThat the striking-looking Taseer is now taken, has possibly caused the breaking of many hearts, in Delhi no doubt and especially London.
- Modi govt economically incompetent as UPA, business community disappointed: William DalrympleDalrymple expressed some concern about India's political climate, but said personally he hadn't been affected.
- JLF kicks off, Diggi Palace becomes a fortress of securityThe event witnessed a hint of controversy with the Rajasthan High Court today hearing a PIL that sought for a change in the venue.
- Awards launched: Intolerance to dominate this year's Bangalore Literature FestivalIntroduction of literary awards in three categories -fiction, nonfiction and literary achievement in Kannada -will be the other highlight.
- Aatish Taseer & William Dalrymple's literary feud only an example of historic fights between writersA bit of artistic egotism was available last week to the Indian audience via a series of leaked emails between two writers, Aatish Taseer a...
- Aatish Taseer clears air on Manto commentPeople who thought he was bragging about being more accomplished than Manto, take note: He was referring to his own translation of Manto’s ...
- Pakistan author Bilal Tanweer wins 2014 Shakti Bhatt First Book PrizeA Pakistan-based author has won the 2014 Shakti Bhatt First Book Prize, which is awarded to encourage authors from the subcontinent.
- A Son's Journey: Aatish TaseerA 'cultural Muslim', Aatish Taseer finally got to overcome estrangement with his slain father, but lost faith in his country, Pakistan.
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