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Where the Mind Is Without Fear

Kapka Kassabova

To be a witness, if not a channel for others’ voices

‘I like poetry because I can write about the essence of things,’ says Ali Cobby Eckermann

Tishani Doshi

Aboriginal poet and author Ali Cobby Eckermann records the importance of ritual and recognition

Spectral Symmetry

Urvashi Bahuguna

A poet in his liminal world

The Mystery of Mixed Messages

Payal Dhar

Enid Blyton’s storytelling as a crash course in patriarchy

First Women

Meenakshi Reddy Madhavan

Reimagining Sita and other neglected female characters

Guardians of Democracy

Navin Chawla

Election commissioners are only answerable to the institution

JLF 2019: Reigning Stars and Falling Trees

Amrita Tripathi

Being both an insider and outsider at the Jaipur Literature Festival

Romancing the Distance

Sanjay Sipahimalani

Around the world in a literary relay race of sorts

Of Cheeks and Slaps

Siddharth Singh

The conditions under which force may be used against government injustice and what India’s historical experience tells us about resistance

‘Trump has a boyish crush on Putin,’ says Simon Sebag Montefiore

Nandini Nair

Nandini Nair in conversation with Simon Sebag Montefiore, historian and novelist

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Where the Mind Is Without Fear

‘I like poetry because I can write about the essence of things,’ says Ali Cobby Eckermann

Spectral Symmetry

The Mystery of Mixed Messages

First Women

Guardians of Democracy

JLF 2019: Reigning Stars and Falling Trees

Romancing the Distance

Of Cheeks and Slaps

‘Trump has a boyish crush on Putin,’ says Simon Sebag Montefiore

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