Sharjah-based Jordanian poet and writer Yousef Abou Louz’s book of poetry “Salt Wife,” which has been translated into the ...

A powerful conversation with Telugu writer Syed Saleem on disability, marginalisation, creative struggle and humanist fiction ...

The concluding day of CLF Literati 2025 (Chd LitFest), organised by the Literary Society (CLS), featured several engaging and insightful literary sessions.

The Bihar verdict was not a vote for development. It was a vote shaped by fear, inducement, manipulation, and a deluge of ...

As the agency plants its flag in India, its founder and India head share the strategy behind its ‘Greater Southeast Asia’ ...

The festival concluded with the CLF Literati Awards Ceremony, in which CLF Literati Awards were presented to Fiction & Non-Fiction categories ...

In the strongest signal yet that the India-Canada reset is firmly back on track, Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his ...

Sirsa, on Friday organised a one-day workshop on ‘Capacity Building and Mentoring for India’s National Education Policy (NEP) ...

During the G20 discussions, Prime Minister Modi stands highlighted the imperative of equitable AI access, comprehensive skill ...

Recent observations by a Supreme Court bench on the topic of Talaq, has yet again opened a Pandora box. The issue could be ...

Born 10 December 1878 in Rampur and educated at Aligarh and Oxford, Muhammad Ali Jauhar belonged to the first generation of modern Indian political thinkers shaped simultaneously by Islamic reform, ...