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| The East as a career |
| The idea of an ?Indian audience? is itself a utopian one |
| If, as I claimed in my last column, the two questions tirelessly asked of Indian writers in English ? ?Which audience do you write for?? and ?Are you exoticising your subject for a Western audience?? ? if these two questions are among the vulgarized ... |
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| A matter of faith |
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Sir ? It?s both ludicrous and astonishing that the top brass of one of the country?s premier scienc ... |
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| It?s not just love |
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Sir ? Let me attempt a simple examination of some comments Ashok V. Desai makes in ?Muhabbat-i-Mush ... |
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| HOME AND THE WORLD |
| Time was when Bengalis could easily bring together their home and the world. One has only to think of the attempt by Michael ...|
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| Detach the
writer from the milieu where he has experienced his greatest
sense of belonging, and you have created a discontinuity
within his personality...The result is his originality,
his creativity comes to an end. He becomes the one-book
novelist or the one-trilogy writer. ? HENRY ROTH |
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| Who’s
afraid of Dawood Ibrahim? |
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he held the underworld in his sway. Today, minus a number
of his key henchmen, and with recruitment to his ranks
slowing down, the snake, Mumbai police believe, has been
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