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"I'm Lucky": Salman Rushdie On Surviving "Colossal" Knife Attack
Salman Rushdie, the Mumbai-born author of Booker Prize-winning novel 'Midnight's Children', said that he feels lucky to have survived the last year's brutal stabbing at a literary event in the US.
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Highlights: Attack In New York On Satanic Verses Author
Salman Rushdie, the Mumbai-born author of the Booker Prize-winning novel "Midnight Children", was stabbed in the neck during an event in New York.
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Author Salman Rushdie Leads Queen Elizabeth's Birthday Honours List
Queen's Birthday Honours: Salman Rushdie author of the Booker Prize-winning novel 'Midnight's Children', leads a list of over 40 professionals and community champions of Indian-origin to be honoured in the Queen's Birthday Honours list.
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British Charity Flags "Racism, Xenophobia" In Children's Author Enid Blyton's Books
For generations of children, British children's author Enid Blyton conjured up a cosy world of boarding schools, beaches and freedom from parents.
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CIASC 2021: CBSE Asks Students To Participate In CSIR Innovation Award For School Children
CSIR has asked students for “novel scientific and technological” concepts, ideas, design and solutions to “existing societal problems”.
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"Kids, Vaayu, and Corona": Comic Book Talks About Covid Vaccines
In a novel bid to educate children about Covid vaccines, the Union Health Ministry has issued a comic book that provides information on vaccine development and how it will be safely delivered to the public. An earlier edition of the comic, published last year, provided information on the outbreak and how they can remain safe.
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"Do We Have Enough Soap?": Children Ask Norway PM About Virus
Prime Minister Erna Solberg told Norwegian children on Thursday she was confident a vaccine against the novel coronavirus will be found and that the disease could become one of the many diseases kids are vaccinated against.
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Remembering Writer Mahasweta Devi - The Voice Of The Downtrodden
Mahasweta Devi death anniversary: A literary treasure, she used her pen to fight for the downtrodden and the tribal communities across India. Mahasweta Devi is being remembered on her death anniversary today. She wrote more than 100 novels and over 20 collections of short stories including political pieces, plays and children's fiction.
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Students Should Rejoin Schools Even If There's Virus Transmission: White House
Children still should go back to school even if it turns out that they are transmitting the deadly novel coronavirus that has claimed more than 140,000 US lives, White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany said on Friday.
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No Children, Invites For Covid Warriors: Independence Day This Year
The Independence Day celebration at the iconic Red Fort in Delhi this year will be a low-key affair due to the novel coronavirus pandemic. School children would not be a part of the annual event and the number of dignitaries on the list of invitees is likely to be much lesser.
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"I'm Lucky": Salman Rushdie On Surviving "Colossal" Knife Attack
Salman Rushdie, the Mumbai-born author of Booker Prize-winning novel 'Midnight's Children', said that he feels lucky to have survived the last year's brutal stabbing at a literary event in the US.
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Highlights: Attack In New York On Satanic Verses Author
Salman Rushdie, the Mumbai-born author of the Booker Prize-winning novel "Midnight Children", was stabbed in the neck during an event in New York.
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Author Salman Rushdie Leads Queen Elizabeth's Birthday Honours List
Queen's Birthday Honours: Salman Rushdie author of the Booker Prize-winning novel 'Midnight's Children', leads a list of over 40 professionals and community champions of Indian-origin to be honoured in the Queen's Birthday Honours list.
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British Charity Flags "Racism, Xenophobia" In Children's Author Enid Blyton's Books
For generations of children, British children's author Enid Blyton conjured up a cosy world of boarding schools, beaches and freedom from parents.
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CIASC 2021: CBSE Asks Students To Participate In CSIR Innovation Award For School Children
CSIR has asked students for “novel scientific and technological” concepts, ideas, design and solutions to “existing societal problems”.
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"Kids, Vaayu, and Corona": Comic Book Talks About Covid Vaccines
In a novel bid to educate children about Covid vaccines, the Union Health Ministry has issued a comic book that provides information on vaccine development and how it will be safely delivered to the public. An earlier edition of the comic, published last year, provided information on the outbreak and how they can remain safe.
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"Do We Have Enough Soap?": Children Ask Norway PM About Virus
Prime Minister Erna Solberg told Norwegian children on Thursday she was confident a vaccine against the novel coronavirus will be found and that the disease could become one of the many diseases kids are vaccinated against.
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Remembering Writer Mahasweta Devi - The Voice Of The Downtrodden
Mahasweta Devi death anniversary: A literary treasure, she used her pen to fight for the downtrodden and the tribal communities across India. Mahasweta Devi is being remembered on her death anniversary today. She wrote more than 100 novels and over 20 collections of short stories including political pieces, plays and children's fiction.
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Students Should Rejoin Schools Even If There's Virus Transmission: White House
Children still should go back to school even if it turns out that they are transmitting the deadly novel coronavirus that has claimed more than 140,000 US lives, White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany said on Friday.
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No Children, Invites For Covid Warriors: Independence Day This Year
The Independence Day celebration at the iconic Red Fort in Delhi this year will be a low-key affair due to the novel coronavirus pandemic. School children would not be a part of the annual event and the number of dignitaries on the list of invitees is likely to be much lesser.
