The organisers of Jaipur Literary Festival have hit back at Islamic hardliners saying they will not be bullied into submission. The hardliners had earlier cautioned the organisers against the participation in the upcoming event of the four authors who read out...
After the controversy over passages from 'Satanic Verses' being read at Jaipur Literary Festival last year, Islamic hardliners have cautioned the organisers against participation of pro-Rushdie writers this year. At the 2012 edition of the literary fest, four ...
Islamic hardliners have cautioned the organisers against participation of pro-Rushdie writers this year after the controversy over reading from the banned book 'Satanic Verses' at Jaipur Literary Festival last year. At the 2012 edition of the literary fest, fo...
The 16th Malabar Mahotsavam, annual tourism festival of Kozhikode, begins with Pradeep Kumar MLA, hoisting the flag. The seven day long festival had a glittering start with students from various schools across the district performing cultural programmes. The w...
The Day 2 of Times Literary Carnival 2012, being held in Mehboob Studios, Mumbai, saw several known names and faces from the world of literature, art and cinema. In one of the sessions, Prasoon Joshi, Mrinal Pande and Shanta Gokhale discussed the importance of...
The proposed video address by Salman Rashdie in the ongoing Jaipur Literary Festival is under clouds, while in Pakistan, Ijaz Mansoor's visit for his testimony continues to be uncertain.
The Ministry of Home Affairs issues advisory to Rajasthan and Delhi to provide adequate security arrangements for Salman Rushdie during his visit to Jaipur Literature Festival.
Salman Rushdie's possible presence at the Jaipur literary festival has come under a lot of flak from the right-wingers. Watch the Newshour Debate for a deeper analysis of the issue.
Centre Stage debates the issue of Salman Rushdie's trip to India after Rajasthan CM Ashok Gehlot's comments on the author's security sparked outrage in the social media and literary circles.
The Election Commission has put the proposed minority quota of 4.5% on hold until the end of the upcoming assembly polls, while in Pakistan, the fear of yet another military coup is looming large.
Union law minister has stirred up a controversy by promising sub-quota for Muslims during a poll campaign in UP, while in the UK, mystery continues over Indian student Gurudeep's death.