Books in Indian advertisements

Two advertisements that have been shown on television recently have shown the women models reading two splendid books. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6YBUMkQDadg This is an advertisement for a property portal,
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Priya Parmar “Vanessa & her Sister”

26 April 1905 – 46, Gordon Square, Bloomsbury The exhibition opens today. I submitted my portrait of Nelly to the New Gallery over a month
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Ruzbeh Bharucha “Rabda: My Sai…My Sigh”

‘Baba, there are so many who are going through hell. the Hindus believe that there are thirty-three crore Gods and Goddesses and there are so
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Guest post: Nabina Das on poetry in 2014

( I asked a few friends to write about the books they had read and wished to recommend. Here is the first post. It is
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Zafar Futehally ” The Song of the Magpie Robin – a memoir”

Zafar Futehally was a well-known birder, naturalist and writer. He was one of the pioneers of the conservation movement in India and was instrumental in
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Kitaabnama: Books and beyond, Ep#60

Conceived by writer and literary activist Namita Gokhale, Kitaabnama has a participatory and inclusive format and showcase the multilingual diversity of Indian Literature. Addressing literary
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“Idris” by Anita Nair, book review ( 6 December 2014, The Hindu)

( My review of Anita Nair’s Idris was published in the online edition of the Hindu Literary Review on 6 December 2014. Here is the url: http://www.thehindu.com/features/lit-for-life/journeys-galore/article6667608.ece .
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Interview with David Davidar, 6 December 2014, The Hindu

(In December 2014 David Davidar’s A Clutch of Indian Masterpieces, published by Aleph Book Company will be released. I interviewed him for the Hindu Literary Review. My
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Literati – “Storytelling” ( 6 Dec 2014, The Hindu)

( My monthly column, Literati, in the Hindu Literary Review was published online ( 6 December 2014) and will be in print ( 7 December
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#bookadayindia

#bookadayindia

Every day in December, Penguin Random House will be dedicating its @rhindia and @penguinindia Twitter handles to a discussion about books, characters and authors with
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