International Booker Prize-winning American translator Daisy Rockwell on the absence of panel discussions on the genocide in Palestine at Indian literature festivals, misinformation, and how translations are poorly marketed.
His life journey is no less than a movie in itself, marked by suffering and grit, his lifelong fight against caste and for the marginalised, and his rise to a life of literature. The three-time JCB prize-listed author on how one’s weakness can become their biggest strength.