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Gujju Maal! We made this dish by slow-boiling dried fruit in milk until it thickened and became a divinely delicious dessert which we named Gujju Maal.">
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Gujju Maal! We made this dish by slow-boiling dried fruit in milk until it thickened and became a divinely delicious dessert which we named Gujju Maal.

Sandhya Rao
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There was a time in our youth when my friend and I made this amazing Gujarati kheer every single time we met,

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Our words, and in other words Reflecting upon an article on translation, and a personal memoir.">
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Our words, and in other words Reflecting upon an article on translation, and a personal memoir.

Sandhya Rao
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Reading Jayasree Kalathil’s article on translation, ‘Literary translation and its discontents’, in scroll.in recently

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Making books for children

Zai Whitaker
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Children’s Books: An Indian Story is a treasure for those interested in Indian literature, whether total immersion or a toehold; whether writers, readers, teachers, editors or publishers. It’s an erudite perspective on aspects of our kidlit (children’s literature), which is attracting more and more attention because of its interesting history, our super-multi-cultural people and layered social issues. An awesome task, achieved with excellence by two doyens in this arena, Shailaja Menon and Sandhya Rao. The range and breadth of the subject require minds that are both learned and creative, both characteristics of Shailaja and Sandhya’s characters and works.

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A whirlwind of words Lit for Life in Chennai whipped up a storm of writers, speakers, fans and foodies.">
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A whirlwind of words Lit for Life in Chennai whipped up a storm of writers, speakers, fans and foodies.

Sandhya Rao
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There’s a buzz every time the Jaipur LitFest comes along, and this time there was a bigger buzz thanks to the presence of Rishi Sunak who appears to carry quite

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In tune with words Creative geniuses raise our mundane lives to dizzying heights of bliss. May we never ever lose our capacity to float on the wings of inspiration.">
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In tune with words Creative geniuses raise our mundane lives to dizzying heights of bliss. May we never ever lose our capacity to float on the wings of inspiration.

Sandhya Rao
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An image doing the rounds recently on WhatsApp caught my attention. It featured Zakir Hussain, Dr Manmohan Singh

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A kind of serendipity Elif Shafak’s new novel stirs up memories and emotions nostalgic and troubling.">
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A kind of serendipity Elif Shafak’s new novel stirs up memories and emotions nostalgic and troubling.

Sandhya Rao
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I am an Elif Shafak fan. This remarkable writer with over 20 novels under her belt writes in Turkish and English.

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Jaffna Eyes… through Jaffna eyes V V Ganeshananthan brings us a moving testament of a time that destroyed a people and their dreams.">
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Jaffna Eyes… through Jaffna eyes V V Ganeshananthan brings us a moving testament of a time that destroyed a people and their dreams.

Sandhya Rao
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It is the early 1980s. Sashi, short for Sashikala, is almost 16 and set on becoming a doctor. She has three older brothers and one younger.

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