5 Indian authors you must read
On World Book and Copyright Day, let us take a look at a few of the best Indian authors whose books you must have in your library.
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On World Book and Copyright Day, let us take a look at a few of the best Indian authors whose books you must have in your library.
India has many different languages, cultures, and traditions. Each place has its own mother tongue, like Kumaoni in the Kumaon region and Marathi in the south. Our mother language is not just for talking—it's part of who we are. When we read, talk, and write in our mother tongue, more people can enjoy books. Today, on International Mother Language Day, Parag, an initiative by Tata Trusts, gives the Big Little Book Award (BLBA) to five Indian authors who write great children's books in their mother tongue.
The novel is a fictionalised retelling of the assassination of Phanindra Nath Ghosh, former revolutionary-turned-approver, whose testimony was crucial in the conviction of Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev and Rajguru.
The author and academic on her book, ‘Courting India’, and its most compelling characters
In addition to the remarkable growth in India's renewable energy sector, the global landscape is evolving, with significant implications for sustainable energy initiatives. The upcoming COP28 conference is poised to be a crucial platform for nations worldwide to deliberate and implement strategies to combat climate change with a special focus on the mobilisation of climate finance and structural reform of the global financial system.