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A Life Rooted in Scholarship and Simplicity Jaswinder Bhalla (1960–2025) was more than an actor—he was a teacher, a...

Introduction: Reading Beyond the Canon When we think of Indian Independence literature, the mind recalls Nehru’s Discovery of India...

Today marks the birth anniversary of Enid Blyton, a writer whose name echoes in the childhood memories of millions....

On 10 August, we remember Harishankar Parsai, the voice who gave Hindi literature one of its most enduring forms...

The Voice of the People Munshi Premchand (1880–1936) wasn’t just a storyteller—he was the voice of a restless, struggling...

A Timeless Artist for a Restless Generation In a fast-scrolling world filled with filters and perfection, one 19th-century painter...

A Quiet Force in Literature Natalie Babbitt, born on July 28, 1932, remains one of the most thoughtful voices...

It All Started with a Crackling Signal On July 23, 1927, India heard its very first radio broadcast. It...

The Discipline of Endurance Ernest Hemingway, born on July 21, 1899, wasn’t a man who romanticized writing. He saw...

Nelson Mandela Beyond the Icon Nelson Mandela is often remembered as the face of resistance and reconciliation in South...