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The second day of the Jaipur Literature Festival saw a rewarding focus on literature. The first session we attended saw Uday Prakash and Jason Grunebaum read in Hindi and English respectively from sections of the three stories included in The Walls of Delhi, shortlisted for the DSC South Asian Literary Prize. Moderated by Namita Gokhale, the […]
What is a literature festival for? The writers or for the literature? The first day of the festival was a mixed bag. It saw the Dalai Lama, in conversation with Pico Iyer, talk about the importance of honesty. The assumption behind his Holiness’s statement was that most unenlightened beings are not honest with themselves
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On the first Sunday afternoon of February he announced to his friends that he would not be seeing any of them over the week beginning the next Sunday.
