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Kerala High Court Dismisses Plea Against Arundhati Roy's Book Cover
The Kerala High Court on Monday dismissed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed against author Arundhati Roy's book 'Mother Mary Comes To Me' over its cover image showing the writer smoking.
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Supreme Court Stays Criminal Contempt Proceedings Against Arundhati Roy
Bombay High Court had issued notice to Arundhati Roy on a contempt plea by an advocate who had contended that an article by the author was interference in the administration of justice.
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'Intolerance' Inadequate to Describe Fear Among Minorities: Arundhati Roy
Given the atmosphere in India, "intolerance" is an inadequate word to describe the "fears" under which minorities are living, author Arundhati Roy said in Pune on Saturday.
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Arundhati Roy writes of 'Rape No 2 ' in the Tehelka case
Award-winning writer Arundhati Roy has, in a column in Outlook magazine, written about the case of alleged rape that has engulfed the news magazine Tehelka and its founder, Tarun Tejpal.
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Anna Hazare, five other Indians among top 100 global thinkers
Social activist Anna Hazare, software czar Azim Premji and four other Indians have been named in the US-based Foreign Policy magazine's list of the top 100 global thinkers for 2011. Economist Abhijit Banerjee, writer-activist Arundhati Roy, researcher Deepa Narayan and scholar Arvind Subramanian are the other Indians in the list.
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PIL against Arundhati Roy for Kashmir remarks
Activists of a Kashmiri Pandit organisation on Tuesday filed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL), seeking action against writer-cum-activist Arundhati Roy over her reported remarks in New York on self-determination for the people of Jammu and Kashmir.
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Five Indians in list of top 100 women
Five Indian women, including high-profile author Arundhati Roy and rights activist Jayshree Satpute, figure in the list of 100 of the world's most inspirational women prepared by The Guardian. The list also has a fair sprinkling of women of Indian origin like PepsiCo chief Indra Nooyi and director Mira Nair.The five Indian women who have made it to...
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Arundhati, Nooyi among Forbes' 30 most inspiring women
Indian author and activist Arundhati Roy is ranked third and PepsiCo's India-born chief Indira Nooyi 10th in Forbes list of the world's 30 most inspiring women that also features Mother Teresa and US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
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Kerala High Court Dismisses Plea Against Arundhati Roy's Book Cover
The Kerala High Court on Monday dismissed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) filed against author Arundhati Roy's book 'Mother Mary Comes To Me' over its cover image showing the writer smoking.
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Supreme Court Stays Criminal Contempt Proceedings Against Arundhati Roy
Bombay High Court had issued notice to Arundhati Roy on a contempt plea by an advocate who had contended that an article by the author was interference in the administration of justice.
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'Intolerance' Inadequate to Describe Fear Among Minorities: Arundhati Roy
Given the atmosphere in India, "intolerance" is an inadequate word to describe the "fears" under which minorities are living, author Arundhati Roy said in Pune on Saturday.
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Arundhati Roy writes of 'Rape No 2 ' in the Tehelka case
Award-winning writer Arundhati Roy has, in a column in Outlook magazine, written about the case of alleged rape that has engulfed the news magazine Tehelka and its founder, Tarun Tejpal.
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Anna Hazare, five other Indians among top 100 global thinkers
Social activist Anna Hazare, software czar Azim Premji and four other Indians have been named in the US-based Foreign Policy magazine's list of the top 100 global thinkers for 2011. Economist Abhijit Banerjee, writer-activist Arundhati Roy, researcher Deepa Narayan and scholar Arvind Subramanian are the other Indians in the list.
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PIL against Arundhati Roy for Kashmir remarks
Activists of a Kashmiri Pandit organisation on Tuesday filed a Public Interest Litigation (PIL), seeking action against writer-cum-activist Arundhati Roy over her reported remarks in New York on self-determination for the people of Jammu and Kashmir.
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Five Indians in list of top 100 women
Five Indian women, including high-profile author Arundhati Roy and rights activist Jayshree Satpute, figure in the list of 100 of the world's most inspirational women prepared by The Guardian. The list also has a fair sprinkling of women of Indian origin like PepsiCo chief Indra Nooyi and director Mira Nair.The five Indian women who have made it to...
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Arundhati, Nooyi among Forbes' 30 most inspiring women
Indian author and activist Arundhati Roy is ranked third and PepsiCo's India-born chief Indira Nooyi 10th in Forbes list of the world's 30 most inspiring women that also features Mother Teresa and US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
