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Apex Web Directory,17 May 2010   Mountain Echoes: A Literary Bhutan Festival India-Bhutan Foundation presents Mountain Echoes, the first-ever literary festival to be held in Thimphu, Bhutan from the 17th May to the 20th May 2010. Bhutan festivals attract tourists from all over the world. Those who are making a trip to Bhutan will witness […]

Manorma Online,13 April 2010   Dasgupta wins Commonwealth Writers’ Prize British-Indian author Rana Dasgupta won the Commonwealth Writers’ Prize for 2010 for his epic tale “Solo” set in Communist and post-Communist Bulgaria while Australian Glenda Guest’s “Siddon Rock” picked up Best First Book at the award’s grand finale ceremony here. Dasgupta, whose book was earlier

Hindustan Times,13 April 2010   Rana Dasgupta wins Commonwealth prize The spirit of India, myths, the lives of common people, tales of diverse cultures triumphed in the world of Commonwealth literature on Monday, when Delhi-based writer Rana Dasgupta won the Commonwealth Writer’s prize for the best book, Solo. Solo is the tale of a Bulgarian

TOI Crest,17 April 2010   A writer who farms too He was bad news for the managers.When Daniyal Mueenuddin,freshly graduated with an English Lit degree from Dartmouth College,landed in a South Punjab farm in 1987 to take over its management,he was acutely ill-equipped for the job.He’d never farmed before,had been living abroad for years and

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