By Sasenarine Persaud
It is not often that one comes across a writer and critic like Peter Nazareth who tells you, up front, who he is and how he functions as a writer: “As a writer, I am interested in the practical side of writing: how it will help to change the world I am living [...]

Late last year, a whole day seminar on “India’s Tryst with Destiny” organised at the SOAS by the Tagoreans, the longest established Bengali cultural organisation in London, had participants and speakers leave the venue at the end of the day with no qualms over the difficult terrain that lay before the world’s largest democracy, in [...]