Authors discuss India’s diversity in present times
Author and journalist Syed Ali Mujtaba unveiled his new book, Changing Nature of Indian State, at Press Club today.
Author and journalist Syed Ali Mujtaba unveiled his new book, Changing Nature of Indian State, at Press Club today.
Her supporters alleged on Thursday that Mohammadi's friends and allies who had gathered to see her in the hospital were "threatened and harassed by Islamic Republic Security forces"
Suchde talks about 'trash cooking' in her various food workshops conducted across the country. She also throws light on the difficulty of changing people's mindset when it comes to responsible cooking
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He was known as one of the most popular teachers of Journalism and Mass Communication subjects in the country.
"The response to the book has been phenomenal. It has generated a lot of interest within families which to me is the biggest success of the book.
"Young people get their news - and their aspirations - from social media and television. Their desires are secular, but the frameworks into which these people are born are traditionalist."
"Far away, in Delhi, one could imagine a chuckle in the corridors of South Block. Nepal's politics, and its politicians, are a quagmire. Its leaders play each other and its neighbours constantly in the struggle for power. India had long waded into the puddle, played the game and lost. Now, it was China's turn."
A poet, author, and publishing professional, her short stories have appeared in the anthologies, "Crossed & Knotted, Defiant Dreams", "When They Spoke" and "Write India Stories". Her poems have been published in "Kaafiyana" and "The Dawn Beyond Waste".
"I went to the source of Mahanadi in Chattisgarh because I felt until I see the river emerge, my idea of it wouldn't be complete. Then I went to the river mouth in Jagatsinghpur."
