Making of the Oxford English Dictionary
Sudha Devi Nayak It was in the eighteenth century that the British felt the want of a good dictionary to ...
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Sudha Devi Nayak It was in the eighteenth century that the British felt the want of a good dictionary to ...
Read moreSudha Devi Nayak Julian Barnes’s “Levels of Life” is a meditation on love, loss and grief that touches us with ...
Read moreSudha Devi Nayak ‘La Peste’ or The Plague is the story of Oran, a French prefecture in the Algerian coast, ...
Read moreSudha Devi Nayak The pandemic, no respecter of individuals or identities has laid low the human hubris. One way of ...
Read moreSudha Devi Nayak Orwell’s ‘1984’ published in 1949 is a novel about dystopian times, his vision of a frightening future ...
Read moreSudha Devi Nayak ‘In the Country of Men’, the debut novel of the Libyan writer Hisham Matar that was nominated ...
Read moreSudha Devi Nayak All letters are memorials, personal epistles, where we are privy to the thoughts and emotions of the ...
Read moreSudha Devi Nayak History scripts human civilisation and we hear her voices long after they are out of hearing. They ...
Read moreSudha Devi Nayak ‘Suncatcher’ is the coming of age story of two boys in the throes of adolescence. The book ...
Read moreSudha Devi Nayak There are several Manoranjan Byaparis we see every day in the periphery of our existence, at the ...
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What should we look forward to in 2025? I mean “look forward to” in the sense of anticipate rather than...
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The appointment of Directors General of Police (DGPs) is one of the crucial issues the Supreme Court has, once again,...
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I t may appear strange in most democracies, including India, that losing a no-confidence vote against a government leading to...
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The collapse of Bashar al-Assad’s regime in Syria is not an isolated event in the Middle East, but part of...
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