Kudos to the District court judge for quashing the gag order of the Rohini court which restricted journalists from reporting on #ADANI. Shows that the judiciary is still alive in India. Govt had used this gag order to issue a sweeping takedown order on many journalists who wrote

Cartoon @IndianExpress . You don't have to bid farewell to everything that reaches 75 years, certainly not this book.

Thrilled to see @VikasSwarup's The Girl with the Seven Lives and Dhirendra K Jha's Golwalkar on the Crossword award longlist. Many congratulations to both @SimonSchusterIN @crossword_book

Delighted that The Girl with the Seven Lives has been longlisted for the Crossword Book Awards 2025 (Fiction)! Grateful to the jury & my readers for embracing Devi’s journey. Honoured to share the list with such fine authors. 📚✨ #CrosswordBookAwards

Dear Animal Farm, Cc: @RahulGandhi , LOP The Vantara, accommodating Greens Zoological, Rescue and Rehabilitation Centre (GZRRC) and Radhe Krishna Temple Elephant Welfare Trust (RKTEWT), has got a CLEAN CHIT from the SC. Though the SC has refused to make the findings of the

‘The Second Book of Prophets’: Benyamin’s novel is a radical yet tender reimagining of Jesus Christ https://t.co/JXuacohqRZ via @scroll_in

A great and saddening loss. Sankarshan Thakur held on to courage and his conscience when so many sold theirs. He was a gifted writer, the sharpest of political analysts, and kept faith with the people, the country, and the Constitution. Such a lighthouse of an editor.

September fiction: Six new Indian titles that blur the line between our real and imagined worlds. Includes my #transalation CS Chellappa's classic novella, Vaadivaasal, published by @SimonSchusterIN @eliofkottayam

An AI-powered Bhagavad Gita project and a question: Who am AI? https://t.co/03InBWO7r9

‘Urdu will survive hate, needs jobs to thrive’ — lessons from Rakhshanda Jalil’s book launch https://t.co/BWN1sZhmhC via @theprintindia @RakhshandaJalil @S

Watch: Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia reciting parts of a famous Nazm, “#Urdu Hai Mera Naam…” during the launch of ⁦@RakhshandaJalil⁩’s latest book, Whose Urdu Is It Anyway?, published by ⁦@SimonSchusterIN⁩. For context: https://t.co/E4BjtXxXju

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Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia, Kapil Sibal, Rakhshanda Jalil, Poonam Saxena speak of the politisation of language at the launch of the book Whose Urdu is it Anyway? by @RakhshandaJalil @SimonSchusterIN

✨Book Launch✨ Join us for the launch of Whose Urdu Is It Anyway? — a collection of stories by non-Muslim Urdu writers, edited and translated by Rakhshanda Jalil. The evening will feature Justice Sudhanshu Dhulia (Former Judge, Supreme Court), Kapil Sibal (Eminent Jurist,

This collection of sixteen short stories, entirely by non-Muslim Urdu writers, is an attempt to bust stereotypes and address a persistent misconception: that Urdu is the language of India’s Muslims and that it addresses subjects that are, or should be, of concern to Muslims, and

Today is pub day, folks! Vaadivaasal (text version) is back in print after a hiatus. A classic in original Tamil and in translation, it needs and deserves your support. Available online and in bookstores near you!

Poet and novelist Salma, recently elected to the Rajya Sabha , and the new edition of her classic novel ‘The Dark Hours of the Night ‘. Translated by GJV Prasad and published by Elizabeth Kuruvilla, Simon and Schuster

Only one leading national newspaper found Rahul Gandhi’s findings on voter fraud to be worthy of being front page lead. This wasn’t even a late night presser.