Creators Manch will feature some of the celebrated and emerging voices who are shaping India’s cultural imagination ...

Published in the wake of the International Booker Prize win for Heart Lamp by Banu Mushtaq and translator Deepa Bhasthi, a ...

Children of a Lesser God “Hakhdaar tarse toh angaar ka nuuh barse… If the one who has rights is displeased, a rain of fire ...

Every emotion, every struggle, every painful coming-of-age moment in this book is a powerful reminder of why it won the ...

Join Native Theatre at Rangayana on June 25 at 5.30 p.m. to celebrate Banu Mushtaq's International Booker Prize win.

Banu Mushtaq is a woman who dons many hats. She is a lawyer, writer, activist, poet, and more, and hails from Karnataka, India. It is said that Mushtaq started to learn and write in Kannada at 8 ...

The book chronicles the resilience, resistance, wit, and sisterhood of everyday women in patriarchal communities in southern ...

Banu Mushtaq’s book “Heart Lamp” last week became the first story collection to win the International Booker Prize.It was also the first work translated from Kannada, a southern Indian ...

After she won the Booker Prize, a man from the audience mansplained creative writing to Kannada writer Banu Mushtaq and accused her of being ‘biased’. He claime ...

All writers draw on their experience, whether consciously or not, says Indian author Banu Mushtaq -- including the titular tale of attempted self-immolation in her International Booker Prize ...

Banu Mushtaq, who recently brought global recognition to Kannada literature by winning the International Booker Prize, on Monday asserted that the language and its people are widely misunderstood ...

All writers draw on their experience, whether consciously or not, says Indian author Banu Mushtaq -- including the titular ...