Rosalyn D’Mello
Unlike his peers, the artist drew from a wellspring of poetry, literature, mathematics and philosophy
He was the foremost crusader for the cause of the survivors of the 1984 Bhopal Gas Tragedy
She gave voice to African Americans figuratively, and literally by recreating their language
Eloquent, warm and fiery, Swaraj carved out her space in the male-dominated rough and tumble of politics
If Siddhartha was indeed dragooned into a watery grave, then the country owes it to him to probe deeper into a crisis
Girish Karnad turned the mythical and the historical into the contemporary
In the death of the ITC patriarch, India Inc has lost a nationalist and a stalwart of sustainable business
With his shifting way of seeing, VS Naipaul articulated a new configuration of all that we know
Seeing, feeling, and thinking with Sir Vidia. Snatches from my conversations with the greatest writer of English prose