Gulzar at Home: ‘I’m at the space I’m most comfortable with – my desk’
To be conferred the Jnanpith Award, Gulzar, one of India’s finest poets and lyricists, talks about his journey, working with ...
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Two Novels, One Partition: A Hindu And Muslim Perspective On The Dividing Line
Siddhartha Deb, a writer and journalist who lives in NY, has earned multiple awards, including the 2024 Anthony Veasna So ...
The rise of Bengal as a hub for female domestic labour: from Partition to the present
Despite historically low female labour force participation rates, West Bengal in recent years has emerged as a major source ...
Opinion
At the edge of an abyss, what Germany and India could learn from each other
Germany has confronted its past courageously, though its stance on Palestine is a stain. At the same time, India’s embrace of diversity remains inspiring.
Playwright Anusree Roy on what history books leave out about the 1947 Partition of India
The four-time Dora Award winner sits down with Q's Tom Power to discuss her play Trident Moon, and why she wanted the story ...
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East Of Empire: Partitioning Of India And Palestine Unleashed The Violent Conflict That Continues Today
Mountbatten discusses plans for partition in June 1947 with Nehru and Jinnah, who would become the first leaders of India and ...
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From Ayub Khan to Zia-ul-Haq—Pakistani poet Habib Jalib wasn’t silenced by dictators
Over 30 years after Habib Jalib’s death, 'Dastoor' remains a protest anthem. In 2019, it resurfaced during anti-CAA ...