ORANGE CITY LITERATURE FESTIVAL

Dr. Kuldip Chand Agnihotri on जम्मू-कश्मीर-लद्दाख : अनुच्छेद 370 से पूर्व और बाद में In conversation with Shradha Bharadwaj

Minnie Vaid -Women breaking new grounds - FROM ISRO TO UNSUNG HEROES? In conversation with Geeta Rao

Shubha Vilas is a prolific writer who has recently written the Ramayana. When Arun Anand asked him why he chose to write Ramayana instead of the Mahabharata. This is because Mahabharata has more action in it. To this Shubha answered that his childhood was very influenced heavily by Ramayana. He says that Ramayana is the standard which should be attained and Mahabharata is the reality of life. He took maximum inspiration from Valmiki Ramayana and at the same time, he has also taken inspiration from many paramparas which have handed down the Ramayana as it is through generations.

Shubha has a good knowledge of Sanskrit so that he is able to understand fully the verses

According to Shubha he writes for the young generation and he makes sure to deal with them in real life. Shubha likened the current situation of covid-19 the first case of quarantine was Sita quarantined by Ravana.

Sanjaya Baru "1991: How P.V. Narasimha Rao Made History" in conversation with Dr. Vinay Nalwa

Sharmila Kantha - Crime Fiction in Conversation with Madhavi Naidu

Contrary to our current impression of India as a prudish and puritanical country in matters of sexuality, the Indic subcontinent has been home to several exciting ideas about desire. Not only do many of these ideas -- about transgender people, same-sex desire, women’s sexuality, among others -- seem startlingly risqué to us today. But they also remind us that desire was a matter of everyday concern and consideration rather than an esoteric subject of study.

Prabhu Chawla - Does media Trial play an important role in General public Opinion? In conversation with Niharika Chugh

Divya Prakash Dubey on Let's Talk about Creating a bestseller! in conversation with Naveen Choudhary

“Crime in Sports” by Suman Dubey In conversation with Piorre Hart

Panel on - Desire and Sexuality, an unseen side of Society (Educating the Educated) with Madhavi Menon, Paro Anand, Kishwar Desai In Conversation with Monica Bhagwaghar