Indo-Pak Mushaira to take place this weekend
‘Absolute Khushwant’ is this week’s bestseller (IANS Books)
A mixed bag of health, sports and entrepreneurial journey
A teacher after your heart, from Ruskin Bond
Negotiate between Mahabharata, management and fiction
“We should record our history, our victory” Dalit poet Mercy Margaret
Adverse comments on Dalits, women in Ramcharitmanas not by Tulsidas: Scholar
Nehru’s ‘Mann ki Baat’
Gay photographer captures life in new book
Literary Associations of Metropolitan Washington released Nuzaira Azam’s new novel Anahita ki Janam Basti
Now buy a book with your grocery from nearest superstore
Reading The Hungry Tide: A brilliant book which overlooked the caste factor
A journey from cyberspace to social change
White Tiger raises Nepal’s hackles
Fatima Bhutto’s book tops bestseller list again
‘Occupy UGC’ movement in Delhi sees students detained, lathicharged
सैय्यद हसन की याद में नज़्म
दिल्ली में पहला लिटरेचर फेस्टिवल,अपने अधिकारों के लिए दलित लेखकों ने बुलन्द की आवाज़
American varsity starts A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Fellowship
HRD ranks JNU, HCU among top four universities
Book release, Kathak recital liven up Darbar Hall
Rukmini Devi breached gender barriers through Bharatanatyam
Fostering upliftment of Indian Muslims is the essence of Thanghal’s new book: A review
Adiga, Nilekani begin New Year atop bestseller charts
Vivid tale of Guyana and its nostalgic Indians
History, angling and drama on book-shelf
Urdu signboards now at Delhi Railway Station
New Delhi: Union Railway Minister Lalu Prasad Yadav has asked Delhi Railway Station officers to prepare all official signboards at the station in Urdu language also. He made an unannounced visit to the station yesterday.
He met passengers of Samjhauta Express standing at the platform and checked the facilities provided to them. On the request of the passengers of that train, he ordered officials to put name plates in Urdu also. He also wished them for their happy journey.
Kerala leaders break silence over book on Amritanandamayi
Typical Earth citizen will soon be Indian: Organizers of new book prize
Strictly for children, please!
Divided Sri Lanka haunts a man at the wheels (Book Review)
Inspiring journeys, countless stories
Of history, curries and Mumbai soaps
India has 74,000 newspapers, Uttar Pradesh leads
Book on Kamala Suraiya released by Justice VR Krishna Iyer
Hamida Aapa ki yaaden
Sikh detective unravels peculiar murder
Jumbo tales: first Malayalam book on elephants
A happening year for Indian literature
Book review: Unveiling the Hidden History of Women Ulema
Murad Ali Baig, Daniyal Mueenuddin top authors of the week
Protesting ‘dark times’, filmmaker Bharatiya returns National Award
Jaswant Singh’s book on Jinnah already tops chart
‘Laburnum…’ on northeast an evocative, powerful read
A country without words
Ismail Hussain memorial harmony award given to Homen Borgohain
Sir Sayyed Awareness Forum organises Seminar on ‘Sir Sayyed and Tolerance’
‘The Immortals of Meluha’ is on top (IANS Books)
Vyapam : Names of selected candidates removed from law institute’s merit list, RTI reply...
No change: Nilekani, Adiga atop bestseller lists
‘India has new generation that can take on the world’
Indians would rather spend on shoes, not books: Publisher Ashok Chopra
Obama win could be Scottish publisher’s windfall
An endearing look at Sikhs everywhere
Fiction from troubled South Asia (Book Review)
मां के बाद अब प्रोफेसर नबीला सादिक भी दुनिया छोड़ गई !
R.K. Narayan is one of my greatest inspirations: Scottish author
Barack Obama has three books on bestseller list
Change is an idea in Chanakya’s new manifesto (IANS Book Review)
Marathi writer Kavita Mahajan passes away at the age of 51
Of partnerships and mysticism
Political overdose amid election fervour
Fatima Bhutto’s book stays on top
Not into books? Jaipur lit fest still a blast
Sam Miller’s adventure continues to lure book lovers
India’s ancient values important amid intolerance: President
Bangalore journalist’s article on Ramadan selected for international award
Travancore: A princely state that set a ‘progressive precedent’
BJP’s woman leader assaulted in posh Delhi locality
PUDR report on SIMI’s saga with UAPA tribunals released
2015: When I look back
‘The Immortals of Meluha’ is top bestseller (IANS Books)
Arvind Kejriwal: A politics of articulated angst (Book Review)
‘The Brown Sahebs’: An interesting take on India’s colonial legacy
Northeast, spirituality, Jinnah – diversity at Delhi Book Fair
Jaipur lit fest’s US edition begins Saturday
‘Left, farmers’ movement ignore distinction between peasants, labourers
Three held in Pakistan with pirated editions of Jaswant’s book
John Updike gets lifetime honour for Bad Sex in Fiction
बिहार के गरीब स्कूल की रंगीन कहानी
Book Review: Chasing A Mirage
It is a tragedy of the post-911 world that the field of Islamic concepts and terminologies have also fallen a victim to misunderstanding, misinterpretation, and plain hysteria. Fuelling these fears among the masses are not only rabid Islamophobes but also those who claim to be nothing of that sort but whose actions speak otherwise. Canadian TV host and commentator Tarek Fatah belongs to the latter category. He has a history of mindless criticism of things as mundane as the aversion to music to more significant ones as the introduction of Sharia-based laws in Ontario.