An Authors Afternoon: Latest Articles, Videos and Photos of An Authors Afternoon

Published 11.08.23, 01:29 PM

Paris is the City of Love, but also full of darkness and strife: Koel Purie Rinchet

By Udita Chakraborty
Published 13.07.23, 03:58 PM

Navigating grief through shamanism, as explained by Samantha Kochharr

By Udita Chakraborty
Published 24.06.23, 01:36 PM

Only Sridevi had the star power to challenge Amitabh Bachchan: Satyarth Nayak

By Udita Chakraborty
Published 29.05.23, 01:55 PM

We don’t die with this life, the existence of the spirit is a possibility: Anita Krishan

By Udita Chakraborty
Published 29.03.23, 07:11 PM

Despite their stubbornness, children are wise: Vani Tripathi Tikoo

By Udita Chakraborty
Published 27.02.23, 06:34 PM

There is no permanent solution to Kashmir… except to have elections there: A.S. Dulat

By Udita Chakraborty
Published 05.01.23, 07:21 PM

How Nandana Dev Sen ‘rebirthed’ her mother’s poems while retaining intricacy and intimacy

By Priyam Marik
Published 02.11.22, 04:19 PM

The trauma of Jallianwala Bagh massacre and challenges of translating a banned novel

By Saurav Roy
Published 27.09.22, 06:42 PM

Making economics accessible through Shah Rukh Khan

By Udita Chakraborty
Published 29.08.22, 01:07 PM

Surviving abuse with self-love as the antidote

By Udita Chakraborty
Published 19.07.22, 05:40 PM

I’ve somehow been able to let go of all things negative and treasure the beautiful: Onir

By Saurav Roy
Published 02.07.22, 02:34 PM

‘Democracy as an institution is facing more threats from the inside than from the outside’

By Saurav Roy
Published 27.05.22, 08:44 PM

Shobha Tharoor Srinivasan’s tribute par excellence to her mother

By Saurav Roy
Published 28.04.22, 06:45 PM

A curtain-raiser on the new but still ‘inconvenient’ Netaji

By Saurav Roy
Published 19.02.22, 05:19 PM

I wanted to tackle misconceptions about Islam among non-Muslims and Muslims: Ghazala Wahab

By Nayantara Mazumder

An Authors Afternoon

Religion should never be the basis of belonging: Bashabi Fraser

My biggest allies have been the men around me: Anu Singh Choudhary

Food is like jazz music. You need to understand the notes of your spices: Sadaf Hussain

Indira Gandhi understood realpolitik, statecraft better than anyone else: Neerja Chowdhury

Empires don’t say sorry, ‘deep regret’ is as far as the British will go: Navtej Sarna

Paris is the City of Love, but also full of darkness and strife: Koel Purie Rinchet

Navigating grief through shamanism, as explained by Samantha Kochharr

Only Sridevi had the star power to challenge Amitabh Bachchan: Satyarth Nayak

We don’t die with this life, the existence of the spirit is a possibility: Anita Krishan

Despite their stubbornness, children are wise: Vani Tripathi Tikoo

There is no permanent solution to Kashmir… except to have elections there: A.S. Dulat

How Nandana Dev Sen ‘rebirthed’ her mother’s poems while retaining intricacy and intimacy

The trauma of Jallianwala Bagh massacre and challenges of translating a banned novel

Making economics accessible through Shah Rukh Khan

Surviving abuse with self-love as the antidote

I’ve somehow been able to let go of all things negative and treasure the beautiful: Onir

‘Democracy as an institution is facing more threats from the inside than from the outside’

Shobha Tharoor Srinivasan’s tribute par excellence to her mother

A curtain-raiser on the new but still ‘inconvenient’ Netaji

I wanted to tackle misconceptions about Islam among non-Muslims and Muslims: Ghazala Wahab