Stories told by the fireplaceNavtej Sarna, author-columnist and diplomat, tells the essential thing is to remember that you are writing about human beings; and they dont change too dramatically over centuries The Hindu, 1 month ago |
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A storyteller who happens to writeWednesday, May 15, 2013,07:16:19 PMUnderstated, clean and simple -words that best describe Navtej Sarna's works. His latest book, Winter Evenings, is a collection of short stories that encompasses all of Sarna's qualities as a writer. He is man of choice words Ayesha Tabassum Tweet ... Bangalore Mirror, 1 month ago
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From easy rider to revolutionaryBrowsing the bursting bookshelves at Bangalore's bookshop, Blossoms, I found myself hoping for a small miracle: that from the piles of tempting books, some priceless one that could not be denied would waft its way towards me. The miracle happened, ... The Hindu, 2 weeks ago
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A storyteller who happens to writeAs a diplomat who has travelled extensively, you are privy to situations and stories about people more than regular folks. Does your day job give you an edge over other writers? Diplomacy gives you a different set of skills. It definitely helps to connect ... Bangalore Mirror, 1 month ago
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India: A basket case in the making?Airports can sometimes be the venue for unexpected rendezvous. On a recent visit to Germany, while sitting at the lounge at the Frankfurt airport, I ran into fellow writer-diplomat Navtej Sarna, who was one of my successors, many times removed, as the ... Deccan chronicle, 1 month ago
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Poems on the sandSome half a century ago, Paula Ben-Gurion, wife of Israel's first Prime Minister looked over the hedge while pottering around her Tel Aviv garden and espied a young man. She invited him in and a chance encounter became a calling. The young man was ... The Hindu, 1 month ago
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Enduring symbolsJust when it appeared that India-Israel relations had hit a plateau, a trailblazing project is under way which has the potential to change the bilateral relationship from one that is still largely cloak-and-dagger and under-cover to one the two ... Calcutta Telegraph, 1 month ago
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Sino-Indian talks on Afghanistan todayFor the first time, Indian and China will be discussing in Beijing on Thursday on the unfolding situation in Afghanistan after the withdrawal of foreign troops next year. Both the sides hope to find a common cause in ensuring stability in the ... New Indian Express, 2 months ago
India, China to hold first ever dialogue on Afghanistan tomorrow
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Afghanistan's Ghazni To Be Declared Islamic Capital Of CultureGHAZNI, Afghanistan -- Security in Afghanistan's southeastern province of Ghazni was tight as the provincial capital is set to be declared an Islamic capital of culture in 2013. by Abdul Haleem KABUL, April 13 (Xinhua) -- The killing of innocent ... Afghanistan News Center, 2 months ago
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India may be new Chinese premier's first foreign stopIt will be a scorching summer on the diplomatic front for India and China, with the new Chinese Prime Minister, Li Keqiang, set to visit in May, likely to be his first ever foreign visit after assuming office. This visit will take place at a time ... New Indian Express, 2 months ago
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