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 | Things will get lost in translation, we are not ethnographers: Krishna Manavalli at Dakshin Literary FestivalShe was in conversation with DU professor Gautam Choubey and author and translator Himansu S Mohapatra in a session titled Translation and the Indian gene | |
 | India is in the middle of a massive loss of indigenous literature and the wisdom that comes with it: Rohan MurtyMurty said that as consumers, parents often feel that Indian literature is a little gory and children cannot be allowed to read it without censorship | |
 | Poems on how to write poems: Why you should read this award-winning poet's latest bookHis recent collection, Making a Poem, has been hailed by critics as intuitive, thoughtful and creative pieces that work together as a cohesive collection. Read more to understand his creative process | |
 | Why 18-year-old Hyderabad girl Maryam Fathima's poetry will stir your very soulThe Last Lecture, Life Is What You Make It, The Alchemist, Tuesdays With Morrie and of course, the Harry Potter series are among Maryam's favourite books | |
 | Here's how cartoonist Syamsundar Vunnamati is hoping to eradicate caste discrimination through his cartoonsSyamsundar Vunnamati cartoons also hope to promote Ambedkarite ideology and equality among the Dalits | |
 | Over 200 books presented at 'Word to Screen Market' at Jio MAMI film festSome of the books to be presented are "Unclaimed Terrain", "The Year of the Weeds", "Oru Puliyamarathin Kathai" and "Gaffar Khan: Non-Violent Badshah of the Pakhtuns" | |
 | JCB Literature Prize longlists this year's '10 most distinguished novels'The books that made into the final list include two those were previously nominated for the Man Booker Prize | |
 | Namita Gokhale launched her new book with her granddaughter at JLF and we went awww!The co-curator of Jaipur Literature Festival Namita Gokhale has whipped up another treat for children in the form of a book, Lost In Time: Ghatotkacha and the Game of Illusions | |
 | A Bhopal school sends 14 students from class VII and IX to Bangalore Lit Fest, gets back inspired and aware citizensThe students have admitted to a change in perspective and firm believes and a depth in understanding various issues after attending some sessions | |
 | Book Look: Five books that you can cast about for in the month of SeptemberNon-fictional books are all set to rule this month. TBH, we can't wait. | |
 | 70 going on 17: As India turns 70, author Roshen Dalal gives us a flashback through her latest bookAge is just a number for evergreen India which is growing younger by the year. Roshen Dalal, the author of India at 70 about why we need to look at our past before we step into the future | |
 | The little girl who could: Nupur Saraswat in conversation about art, identity and activismHaving made herself a force to be reckoned with in Singapore and across India, Nupur Saraswat talks about her influences and her fight against gender bias |
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