‘A Stone Thrown in a Pond’ has writers laying themselves bare in a literary laundry list about leaving. https://t.co/Jqso4OY4GU

A new anthology explores the lived experiences of love, loss, and leaving https://t.co/ZpJfHFC2rF

The list is long and we’re not a part of it. Yet,the letters are now in our hands & we read with eager curiosity that which we do not know,& also to illuminate our own assessments of what we have read & appreciated,liked,identified with,... https://t.co/E05BKn2utE @fahmidaRiaz

Fifty! Half a century of your life has vanished, leaving only patches of memory, some brightly colored and joyous, others just blurred images, a collection of stories about women at the 50 milestone. https://t.co/RGEqr8LmZ1

Unmitigated fun, sure-shot antidote for depression, and guaranteed joyride. The gallery of quirky characters involved in ludicrous situations leap off the pages as you progress from one story to the next. Read more https://t.co/AP6eLwwKMg

This book analyzes how the character transforms from the assertive figure in the Mahabharata to the submissive woman depicted in Kalidasa's play, examining the interplay between literature, history, and gender. https://t.co/70bKVV6yDu @MCRG_CRG @galactamelanin @ranjanakumari

Book that chronicles the life and struggles of a Dalit woman named Sathyavathi from Telangana. The book details Sathyavathi's journey to overcome poverty, discrimination, and violence to gain an education and work for her community . https://t.co/DugYka3uKP @vasanthaka86981

Qurratulain Hyder's standing in Urdu literature is indisputable. The erstwhile world of Avadh filters through her prose as a whiff of a hookah smoked on a winter night, and for a momentary spell, time halts. https://t.co/4b4tKocboQ @shahnazrouse @SabynJaveri @NorenHaq @adibish

Masooma,traces the journey of a young woman from a respectable Muslim family who becomes embroiled in a game of exploitation and treachery. https://t.co/DEj31XhcBc

A mother takes her children to birdwatch in the mountains,through this incredible forest of stories,filled with quirky characters & some heart-stopping moments.Sharma has a delicate and definite ear for dialogue & language,& you can hear her women speak. https://t.co/GZMnCoLCeg

... Sometimes Ismat becomes the interlocutor, turning on the interviewer with her own questions, taking as it were, the pen in her own hand. https://t.co/E05BKn2utE #IsmatChughtai @najninislam1 @kaneeshaparsard @rasheedkidwai @adilhossain @NihaarikaANanda @adibish

In an age of climate catastrophes and extinction, we need to turn to the earth and to plants to learn, once again, how to live sustainably on earth, and sow the seeds of hope, the seeds of the future. https://t.co/SDERSAnmWH #EnvironmentalJustice @drvandanashiva @ranjanakumari

Across the political spectrum, people insisted that regulating reproduction was necessary and that limiting the population was essential to economic development. This book investigates the often devastating implications of this logic,... https://t.co/uiV03EnaUE #Reproducibility

The Social (Media) Dilemma:A Manipulator or An Enabler?The Social Dilemma reveals some chilling facts on the ‘incursion of data mining and manipulative technology into our social lives and beyond’. https://t.co/CmwHmKvBC0 #SocialMediaGrowth #SocialMediaGrowth @MCRG_CRG @adibish

Mrs. A was a young,educated woman from the Punjabi elite.Unhappy in her marriage,pursued dream analysis with SatyaNand as a means to express her desire for personal freedom.The records show her exploring her sexuality,ambition,&frustration with constraints https://t.co/Al1vV99y9B

In Terra Viva, Dr. Shiva shares her most memorable campaigns,alongside some of the world 8217 some most celebrated activists and environmentalists, a testament to the great work that Vandana has done for the food and ecological movements https://t.co/8X2FdYJXNs @drvandanashiva

The long arc of art historical enquiry in the Indian subcontinent spans several centuries, and virtually all the arts, from temple architecture and sculpture to the striking of coins. https://t.co/LoODT9V0u3 @annavetticad @Namrata_Joshi @leonardjensan @seemay

Written while Qurratulain Hyder was still in her late teens, Beyond the Stars was her earliest published anthology of stories. Translated by Fatima Rizvi, the book is now available in English. @FatimaRizvi @AhmerNaqvi https://t.co/xvQKbyEEzC

Why is every fourth Indian hungry? Why is every third woman in India anemic and malnourished? Why is every second child underweight, stunted and wasted? Why has the hunger and malnutrition crisis deepened in India? Why is “shiny India” a starving India? https://t.co/FGj0Pl6amf

A new anthology explores the lived experiences of love, loss, and leaving https://t.co/ZpJfHFC2rF @shii_vani @MrinalPande1 @FeministTheory Read review ‘A Stone Thrown in a Pond’ has writers laying themselves bare in a literary laundry list about leaving https://t.co/Jqso4OY4GU