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International Writers on India at 75: Concern for the Nation's Democracy - Vimarsana News

International Writers on India at 75: Concern for the Nation's Democracy

Both a letter to the Indian president and a collection of writings on the state of democracy are led by PEN International and PEN America.

'Freedom, Even at a Bargain, Is Priceless': Writers Reflect on Where India Is Today - Vimarsana News

'Freedom, Even at a Bargain, Is Priceless': Writers Reflect on Where India Is Today

Geetanjali Shree, Yashica Dutt and Amitava Kumar write about their perspectives on the last 75 years and their hopes for the future.

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Salman Rushdie Changed Everything - Vimarsana News

Salman Rushdie Changed Everything

Rushdie’s vision of desi identity, unrestrained by colonialism and above the fray of sectarian cant, should inspire us as he recovers from his wounds.

Dubai exhibition tackles 'absence' of cultural references to partition of British India - Vimarsana News

Dubai exhibition tackles 'absence' of cultural references to partition of British India

DUBAI: “In the aftermath of British colonial rule, a few crucial weeks in 1947 initiated complex and still-unresolved processes of displacement, fragmentation, conflict, and nation-building that spanned decades, and which continue to deeply scar the societies and peoples of the subcontinent.” This is how Dubai’s Jameel Arts Center introduces its latest exhibition, “Proposals

Jameel Arts Centre's 'Proposals for a Memorial to Partition' revisits South Asia - Vimarsana News

Jameel Arts Centre's 'Proposals for a Memorial to Partition' revisits South Asia

First-hand witnesses to the events that began 75 years ago are fast dwindling; the exhibition acts as a repository, collecting histories and ideas in an ever-changing, ongoing process of memorialisation.