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Vitasta Publishing to publish Once We Had Everything (Literature In Exile) edited by Arvind Gigoo, Siddhartha Gigoo and Adarsh Ajit

by New Asian Writing • 12/11/2018 • 0 Comments
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Vitasta Publishing to publish Once We Had Everything (Literature In Exile) edited by Arvind Gigoo, Siddhartha Gigoo and Adarsh Ajit Once We Had Everything (Literature In Exile) features essays, memoirs and short stories written by some prominent Kashmiri Pandit writers…

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Book Reviews

Book Review: Once Upon an IAS Exam by K. Vijayakarthikeyan

by New Asian Writing • 10/11/2018 • 0 Comments
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Book Name: Once Upon an IAS Exam Author: K. Vijayakarthikeyan Publisher: Rupa Genre: Fiction Rating: 4/5 Book Blurb: Vishy’s worst nightmare—failing the UPSC’s Civil Services exam—has come true. He is plagued by insecurity, fear and doubts. The mother of all competitive examinations has…

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Book Review: The Great Indian School Bazaar by Dev Lahiri

by New Asian Writing • 09/11/2018 • 0 Comments
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Book Name: The Great Indian School Bazaar Author: Dev Lahiri Genre: Non-fiction Publisher: Rupa Rating: 3.9/5 Book Blurb: The Great Indian School Bazaar deals with a wide range of topics, including what drives parents to admit their children to certain schools, issues…

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Mohan Bhagwat: Influencer-in-Chief (Book Excerpt) by Kingshuk Nag

by New Asian Writing • 08/11/2018 • 0 Comments

With the BJP in power at the Centre since 2014 there is growing interest in the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, which is perceived as the power behind the throne. Is this true? How much does RSS influence the government of the…

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Once Upon an IAS Exam (Book Excerpt) by K. Vijayakarthikeyan

by New Asian Writing • 03/11/2018 • 0 Comments
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Vishy’s worst nightmare—failing the UPSC’s Civil Services exam—has come true. He is plagued by insecurity, fear and doubts. The mother of all competitive examinations has rejected him and he needs a reason to live. So, what does he do? He…

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Tides Don’t Cross (Book Excerpt) by Simar Malhotra

by New Asian Writing • 03/11/2018 • 0 Comments

Sparks fly immediately when Rukmani—fierce and assertive in the best and worst possible ways—meets the gentle Ayaan in the magical city Paris. Meanwhile, back in India, her reticent sister, Mrinalini struggles to cope with the void of a loveless marriage…

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Wisdom from the Ramayana (Book Excerpt) Chaitanya Charan

by New Asian Writing • 02/11/2018 • 0 Comments
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Ensconed in the world of Ramayana, this book is a collection of enlightening reflections on the dynamics of the relationships of the epic’s larger than life characters. These characters existed ages ago, yet they encountered dilemmas similar to ours—dilemmas that…

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Secret Diary of an Incurable Romantic . . . umm and a closet alcoholic (Book Excerpt) by Chitrangada Mukherjee

by New Asian Writing • 02/11/2018 • 0 Comments
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Quirky, honest, and always relatable, Secret Diary… chronicles a year in the life of a recently widowed thirty-year-old woman, Madhubala Ray, who copes with what life has thrown at her in her own distinctive way. Men, wine and vodka are…

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The Sane Psychopath (Book Excerpt) by Salil Desai

by New Asian Writing • 01/11/2018 • 0 Comments
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Finding inspiration in a real life incident that took place in Pune years ago, where a state transport bus driver went on a rampage on the streets of the city, Punekar Salil Desai has used this event and spun an…

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Westland to Publish JALLIANWALA BAGH, 1919 Before and After by KISHWAR DESAI

by New Asian Writing • 26/10/2018 • 0 Comments
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Westland to Publish JALLIANWALA BAGH, 1919 Before and After by KISHWAR DESAI (Releasing 31 Oct 2018) Jallianwala Bagh captures the true horror of what happened during the massacre. In the hundred years since the incident, the volatile atmosphere in Punjab at the time has…

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Book Reviews

The Slow Burn of Transcendental Desire: a review of Kiriti Sengupta’s The Earthen Flute

by New Asian Writing • 23/10/2018 • 0 Comments

The Slow Burn of Transcendental Desire: a review of Kiriti Sengupta’s The Earthen Flute Title: The Earthen Flute Author: Kiriti Sengupta Page: 64 ISBN: 978-9387883079 (Paperback) Edition: 3 (August 2018) Published by: Hawakal Publishers, Calcutta (India) Reviewed by: Jagari Mukherjee…

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