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JLF Returns To New York: Check Details On Key Events
The Jaipur Literature Festival is set to return to the US, with the event planned in New York on September 12 and 13. The Jaipur Literature Festival went global for the first time in 2020.
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From Shashi Tharoor, Praise for PM Narendra Modi Again, With Caveats
Expressing views that could further upset his Congress party, Shashi Tharoor has ascribed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi a shift in India from the "politics of identity to politics of performance."
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Rushdie row: Author Vikram Seth slams government
He did not name Salman Rushdie, he did not name The Satanic Verses. But celebrated author Vikram Seth today slammed the government for its response to the controversy over Mr Rushdie at the Jaipur Literature Festival.
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Reading 'The Satanic Verses' in India: Is it Illegal?
Did Amitava Kumar, Hari Kunzru and other authors who read passages from Salman Rushdie's "The Satanic Verses," which is banned in India, Friday evening at the Jaipur Literature Festival violate Indian law?
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Govt should cancel Salman Rushdie's visa, says Deoband
Opposing controversial author Salman Rushdie's visit to India, Islamic Seminary Darul Uloom Deoband has said that the government should cancel his visa as he had hurt religious sentiments of Muslims in the past.
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JLF Returns To New York: Check Details On Key Events
The Jaipur Literature Festival is set to return to the US, with the event planned in New York on September 12 and 13. The Jaipur Literature Festival went global for the first time in 2020.
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From Shashi Tharoor, Praise for PM Narendra Modi Again, With Caveats
Expressing views that could further upset his Congress party, Shashi Tharoor has ascribed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi a shift in India from the "politics of identity to politics of performance."
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Rushdie row: Author Vikram Seth slams government
He did not name Salman Rushdie, he did not name The Satanic Verses. But celebrated author Vikram Seth today slammed the government for its response to the controversy over Mr Rushdie at the Jaipur Literature Festival.
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Reading 'The Satanic Verses' in India: Is it Illegal?
Did Amitava Kumar, Hari Kunzru and other authors who read passages from Salman Rushdie's "The Satanic Verses," which is banned in India, Friday evening at the Jaipur Literature Festival violate Indian law?
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Govt should cancel Salman Rushdie's visa, says Deoband
Opposing controversial author Salman Rushdie's visit to India, Islamic Seminary Darul Uloom Deoband has said that the government should cancel his visa as he had hurt religious sentiments of Muslims in the past.
