
Interview: ‘Bhaasha' writing needs to be recognised, Gulzar tells me
“It is difficult for authors in Indian languages to get the same recognition as the English language writers. Bhaasha writers get buried in such literary festivals,” he says.

Mohammed Abdul Gaffar carries on 79-year-old sartorial legacy
For over 75 years, A. Rahman and Sons have lent sartorial grace to sherwanis, kurta pyjamas and salwar kameez for MPs, generations of Nawabs, two former presidents of India, and a prince of Saudi Arabia.

Amends to Juvenile Justice Act need to come from a place of knowledge, not blood-thirst
The juvenile justice system, world over, emphasises reform over retribution, rehabilitation over punishment.
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