VS Naipaul

Naipaul Under the Woke Gaze

Roderick Matthews

Why we should read what he had to say

A Wounded History

Makarand R Paranjape

Hindutva and Swaraj VI

Misreading the Mahatma

Vinay Lal

Gandhi was not enough for Naipaul. Why he was wrong

Open Defecation: Quitting the Habit

Ullekh NP

Swachh Bharat Mission makes headway in fighting the menace of open defecation

VS Naipaul: Writing the World

Durba Chattaraj

With his shifting way of seeing, VS Naipaul articulated a new configuration of all that we know

VS Naipaul: ‘I had no set way of writing’

Roderick Matthews

Seeing, feeling, and thinking with Sir Vidia. Snatches from my conversations with the greatest writer of English prose

VS Naipaul: Severe, Savage, Sublime

S Prasannarajan

Remembering VS Naipaul (1932-2018)

Mumbai Notebook

Anil Dharker

In memory of VS Naipaul and Tushna Dallas

Sir Vidia and the Islamic Reich

S Prasannarajan

V S Naipaul tells the truth in the age of left-liberal cop-out

A Fine Balance

Rajni George

The eighth Jaipur Literature Festival featured fewer superstars but sustained its literary value. Also, a swansong for a great writer—and another way of festival life

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VS Naipaul

Naipaul Under the Woke Gaze

A Wounded History

Misreading the Mahatma

Open Defecation: Quitting the Habit

VS Naipaul: Writing the World

VS Naipaul: ‘I had no set way of writing’

VS Naipaul: Severe, Savage, Sublime

Mumbai Notebook

Sir Vidia and the Islamic Reich

A Fine Balance

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