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Alice Munro on June 25, 2009, in Dublin.

Alice Munro (1931-2024): Tiller of the human heart

The Nobel-winning author understood reality better than any other writer—that it is a puzzle that cannot be definitively solved or pinned down.

A poetry-reading event in Bengaluru from 2012.

Artists of the turning world

How does the poet, who is expected to remain at the edge of the world, observing it, navigate the public nature of today’s literary space?

A woman stands in front of her house, which has been swallowed up by the rising sea in the Sunderbans, West Bengal.

‘We are what we have lost’: Review of ‘Icelight’ by Ranjit Hoskote

Ranjit Hoskote’s latest collection of poems, a deeply felt reflection on the ecological crisis, is haunting with its urgency and hope.

Music therapist Lakshmi in a session with children on the autism spectrum in Chennai on July 30, 2014.

World Autism Awareness Day: ‘Children have to be delighted in’

An excerpt from This Kind of Child: The Disability Story by K. Srilata (Westland, 2022).

Women working the invisible double shift

A diagnosis of our unequal society and an explanation for all that is messed up for women in India.

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