Winkle Twinkle follows a communist awakening to Bengal Left's ghosts, exposing the hollowed-out legacy of a once-powerful political movement.
Andaleeb Wajid recalls summers at her grandmothers home remembering lazy afternoons on a jhoola and family warmth inspiring her newest novel Have You Met Me?
Sliman Mansour (1947-2026), Palestinian artist who painted Palestine against erasure. Iconic works like 'Jamal Al Mahamel' show resilience and identity.
The lyrical Hazleton breaks familiarity with Prophet Muhammad's life, exploring why events mattered and what they meant beyond mere narration.
Rahman’s book highlights peaceful Islamic expansion via trade, Sufi networks, and local communities, and scholarly exchange across India.
Muslim women like Begum Hazrat Mahal and Bi Amma led resistance, fundraising and mobilisation in India’s freedom fight, yet were nearly forgotten.
Karnataka Home Minister Priyank Kharge challenged the RSS to name its members who died in the freedom struggle, citing Congress sacrifices.
Oliver Sacks’ memoir On the Move: A Life explores curiosity, the human mind, and resilience through stories of patients and his own adventures.
IHC expresses grief over passing of eminent historian Professor Saiyid Zaheer Husain Jafri, a major loss to historical profession.
Jayasree Kalathil's translations have become integral to the growing visibility of contemporary Malayalam literature in English. In this interview, she reflects on translating S. Hareesh's 'August 17', the creative freedoms and responsibilities of literary translation, and the enduring possibilities of carrying Malayalam across languages.
Umar Khalid's 'Fractured Communities' reveals colonial rule's subtle power, transforming society via admin documents, not just violence.
Eminent Islamic scholar, author, and educationist Salman Hussaini Nadwi passed away on Monday, June 5, 2023.
Joe Sacco's censored book reveals how the 2013 Muzaffarnagar riots expose uncomfortable truths about Indian democracy, violence, and power structures.
American actor Giancarlo Esposito, renowned for his role as Gus Fring, has embraced Islam during his stay in Saudi Arabia.
Imtiaz Ali's 'Main Vaapas Aaunga' transcends Partition, exploring exile, longing, and the human condition through a powerful narrative of memory and return.
Historian Sarah Waheed reconstructs the life of Chand Bibi, exploring power, resistance, and the stories that survive.
Jaimitna, meaning 'our tent,' brings Sahrawi culture to global audiences through fabric, memory, and storytelling at the Oslo Freedom Forum.
Sumi Mathai's films, like 'Ullarivu', offer intimate portrayals of women's experiences, challenging mainstream norms and celebrating the female gaze.
The passing of Bashir Badr leaves a void in Urdu literature, his works symbolizing more than poetic popularity.
The Kashmir Literature Festival began in Srinagar with J&K Lt Governor Manoj Sinha urging writers to erase the colonial mindset and reclaim India’s true history through literature
