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Delhi – A Soliloquy: Mukundan’s Rambling, Intimate Epic

“So I came back home, back on the banks of my beloved Mayyazhi river. Life here is exhilarating. But I miss a lot – Delhi’s Press Club, IIC and India Habitat Centre,”

5 October 2021

Books·Lite Blogs

UAE’s Golden Jubilee launched at Al Ain Book Fair

The initiative also seeks to focus on certain specialties and modern science to which the UAE makes significant contributions globally…reports Asian Lite News Abu Dhabi Arabic Language Centre (ALC) has launched a

3 October 2021

Abu Dhabi·Books·UAE News

Media House Shortlisted For Prestigious PR Award

London-based Media House has become the go-to agency for mainstream brands keen to tap South Asian and diverse audiences across multiple international territories including the UK, USA, Canada, UAE, Australia, New Zealand

30 September 2021

Arts & Culture·Media·UK News

Never miss these skyscrapers in Dubai

The property offers 1,608 guest rooms and suites, the luxurious Saray Spa and more than 15 award-winning restaurants…reports Asian Lite News. Skyscrapers are the face covers of Dubai. Dubai — the city

12 September 2021

Arts & Culture·Dubai·Lite Blogs

Aparna Sen’s ‘The Rapist’ all set for world premiere

Widely acknowledged as the largest film festival in Asia, the Busan International Film Festival will be held from October 6 to October 15…reports Asian Lite News. Aparna Sen’s films are always sensational

12 September 2021

Books·Lite Blogs

Celebration of poetry to mark India@75

Birmingham City University (UK) has joined forces with Guru Gobind Singh Indraprastha University, New Delhi to stage three events across 2021 and 2022, which will celebrate the multilingual poetry of India and

7 September 2021

Arts & Culture·Asia News·India News

Buddhist Philosophy and Richard Wagner

Richard Wagner (1813-1883) during his exile in Switzerland he came across the massive 647-page book called History of Indian Buddhism (1844) by a well-known Sanskritist and French Indologist Eugene Bernouf (1801-52) after

7 September 2021

Arts & Culture·Asia News·FEATURE

‘Devil’s Daughter’: An expression of identity

She says that while externally our problems may be different, but inside we all feel anxiety, nervousness, depression…writes Sukant Deepak. Indrani’s surviving daughter Vidhie Mukerjea released her memoir Devil’s Daughter recently. In

7 September 2021

Books·Lite Blogs

The pain of being displaced

Mr Rajeev Shukla, a veteran name in Indian Journalism and politics, pleasantly surprises with his understanding of the diaspora and their roots in his novel – Teen Samundar Paar published recently during

31 August 2021

-Top News·Books·Diaspora

‘Two Banks of a River : The Indus in Ladakh’

The online exhibition foregrounds the Indus’ significant impact in Ladakh, which crosses serene riverscapes, from the high Himalayas, through a melange of cultures and traditions, down to its delta in the Sindh

11 July 2021

Arts & Culture·Lite Blogs·Travel

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