Literature

Our planet is 71% water, and yet is called ‘earth’. The depths of the oceans remain the last frontier because we still do not know what lives there

Elizabeth Kurian’s ‘English Ghazal Train’ captures life’s many tracks

It will begin with Sitar and Santoor recital by young artists, Shruti Katkuri and Shreeja Katkuri accompanied by Vijay Kumar Panchal on Tabla.

Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) leader K Kavitha said that Ramamurthy, who was born on August 29, 1863, was the father of the Telugu language movement.

‘Heart Tantrums’ is a ferocious, piercing, and powerful narration of a Pakistani woman’s struggle with marital abuse, misogyny, identity, and patriarchy.

Noted writer Kethu Vishwanath Reddy, who carved a niche for himself in Telugu literature with his writings in Rayalaseema dialect, passed away in Ongole on Monday morning

On the eve of Hanuman Jayanthi, these very kids who have now grown up are taking to the micro-blogging platform to share their first impressions of this mesmerising character.

Ernaux, 82, started out writing autobiographical novels, but quickly abandoned fiction in favour of memoirs.

Hyderabad: Renowned journalist Tony Joseph took immense pains to find out the roots of Indian ancestors in his latest book ‘Early Indians’ by analysing not only archeological and linguistic studies, but also of various recent genetic researches on early humans all over the world. He concluded his book as “We are all Indians. We are […]

Hyderabad: The Jaipur Literature Festival is back to its customary home, the pink city of Jaipur, for its 15th edition. The rich programme is set to begin with the calming strains of music in the morning. The festival, this year, is home to several musical renditions for all music lovers across the country to witness […]

Memories of unnatural destruction must make one not resilient to destruction but resist attempts to evoke more destruction

Narendra Luther authored three books of humour in Urdu - Band Kiwad, Mizaj Pursi and Alif Tamasha

Elizabeth Kurian's The Art and Science of Ghazal, breaks down the nuances of the style helping listeners understand the fine poetry

The New York-born Gluck, 77, is the 16th woman to win the prestigious prize and the first American to receive it since singer-lyricist Bob Dylan in 2016.