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360Untouchable: A day of humiliation, hope and humanity
The concept of Untouchability does not only stand for making differences within the social classes of people based on caste, but it...
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449More than a memoir: A life that mirrors Kashmir
Nazir Ahmad Khan’s Biscoe Boy: Echoes of Time stands as a remarkable work of memory, insight, and quiet brilliance. It is not...
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1.9KBook review: Letters to a young poet by Rainer Maria Rilke
Letters to a Young Poet is not a typical book with a story, characters, or plot. Instead, it is a collection of...
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1.7KReading before memory fades: A life between law and history
Legal autobiographies offer profound technical insights and revolve around the professional journeys of their author. However, Fali S Nariman’s “Before Memory Fades…”...
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1.5KThe art of living after wanting to die
Some books do more than tell a story; they challenge the way life itself is viewed, and Veronika Decides to Die is...
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2.0KCity of Kashmir: Srinagar, a popular history–Review by Muhammad Nadeem
It is a peculiar kind of heartbreak to love a city that exists more in the past than in the present. You...
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1.6KLiterature as witness: On Roy, and the writer’s refusal of silence
I placed an order for Roy’s latest book at a local online bookstore. As excited as I always am before receiving my...
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2.5KSongs of Paradise is about a voice that refused to be silenced, and culture remembered through songs
By Firdouse Bareen Directed by: Danish Renzu. Produced by: Farhan Akhtar (Excel), Danish Renzu (Renzu Films), Shafat Qazi (Apple Tree). Cast: Saba...
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2.1KReview: City as Memory—A Short Biography of ‘Sirinagar’
Written By Sadaf Wani Published by Aleph Book Company Priced at ₹ 399/- As the title suggests, the book seems to centre...
