Indian-born novelist Salman Rushdie will publish a memoir titled 'Knife: Meditations After an Attempted Murder' in April 2024. The memoir w...

Salman Rushdie rose to international prominence with the publication of Midnight's Children and thereafter had a significant influence in d...

Authors, writers, artists and members from the literary community, including Tina Brown, Kiran Desai, Aasif Mandvi and Reginald Dwayne Bett...

The family expressed gratitude to the audience members who bravely leapt to Rushdie's defence and administered first-aid after he was stabb...

Rushdie, who faced Islamist death threats for years after writing "The Satanic Verses", was stabbed by a 24-year-old New Jersey resident id...

"Jill and I were shocked and saddened to learn of the vicious attack on Salman Rushdie yesterday in New York. We, together with all America...

Laxmi, 45, chronicles details of her relationship with Rushdie in 'Love, Loss and What We Ate'.

With the organisers denying any such invitation to Rushdie, Mehta, who too was to attend a session at the literary meet, chose to cancel he...

SC has snapped Rushdie’s ancestral link to Delhi, ordering him to honour his father’s Dec 1970 agreement to sell his bungalow to then Cong ...

Salman Rushdie says that being denied a visa and Indian embassies abroad keeping away from him was a "deep wound" inflicted on him by India.

He, however, said he was not aware if Rajasthan police had any such inputs and had shared information with Rushdie.

After cancelling his visit to India citing threats to his life, author Salman Rushdie today said he was "very sad" not to be in Jaipur for ...

Though the advisory doesn't mention Rushdie's plans, it suggested that he may turn up for the festival on any day from January 20 and Janua...

Even as uncertainty looms over Rushdie's appearance at the Jaipur Literature Fesivalt, the author himself is not giving any hints about his...

The Centre has been maintaining that person of Indian origin status of Rushdie leaves him free to visit the country.

A major flashpoint ahead of Jaipur Literary Festival has been avoided persuading organizers to ask Salman Rushdie, to call off his visit.

Visa to author Salman Rushdie is unlikely to be a big election issue for Muslims, who are more concerned with their day-to-day affairs.