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OUP Apologises to Shivaji Descendant for 2003 Book Content
Oxford University Press issues a formal apology to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj's descendant for publishing unverified content in a 2003 book. The publisher has withdrawn the book and pledged vigilance.
Oxford University Press Apologises for Shivaji Book Remarks
Oxford University Press India issues a public apology for unverified statements in a 2003 book on Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, following a Bombay High Court order. Read the full story.
OUP Apologizes for Unverified Statements in Shivaji Book
Oxford University Press India tenders a public apology to Chhatrapati Udayanraje Bhosale for unverified content in a 2003 book, following a Bombay High Court directive. Read the full story.
Oxford University Press Apologises Over Shivaji Book
Oxford University Press India has issued an apology for unverified statements in its 2003 book 'Shivaji: Hindu King in Islamic India'. The publisher acknowledged errors on specific pages.
OUP Apologizes for James Laine's Shivaji Book After HC Order
Oxford University Press issues public apology for 'unverified statements' in James Laine's 2003 book on Shivaji Maharaj, following Bombay High Court directive. Read the full story.
Harvard Chief: Faculty Politics Hurt Open Debate
Harvard President Alan Garber says professors' personal views in classrooms discourage student debate. He links it to rising campus intolerance and antisemitism. Read his candid podcast remarks.
Amitav Ghosh on new novel Ghost Eye, reincarnation & food
Amitav Ghosh launched his new novel 'Ghost Eye' in Delhi, discussing its themes of reincarnation, food memories, and ecological skepticism. Read the full conversation.
Bengali Novel 'Parthibo' Launched as 'Darling Earth' in English
Prasenjit Saha launches English translation of Shirshendu Mukhopadhyay's classic Bengali novel 'Parthibo' in Kolkata after a 15-year effort. The book explores life, ecology, and human consciousness.
IIPE's Rs 550 Cr Permanent Campus Opens in Vizag
Indian Institute of Petroleum and Energy's new 200-acre campus near Visakhapatnam begins operations. Students celebrate new academic life with state-of-the-art facilities. Read more.
US Bills Target Campus Antisemitism, Impact Indian Students
Two US Congressional bills aim to protect Jewish students from harassment. Learn how the No Antisemitism in Education Act and Protecting Students on Campus Act differ and their potential impact on international students.
Pune: The Oxford of the East - History & Legacy
Discover why Pune earned the title 'Oxford of the East.' Explore its history, iconic institutions, and the vibrant student culture that shapes India's thinkers and leaders. Dive into the legacy!
Bookrack For The Week: 3 New Book Reviews
Explore in-depth reviews of three compelling new books: a novel on Partition's legacy, a tale of love and loss in Mumbai, and a guide to India's ancient science. Discover your next great read!
Sowmiya Ashok's 'The Dig' Explores 2015 Chennai Floods
Sowmiya Ashok's debut novel 'The Dig' masterfully blends a murder mystery with the 2015 Chennai floods. A compelling read about survival and secrets. Discover this week's must-read book!
Krupa Ge's Burns Boy Explores Family, Gender in 1990s Chennai
Krupa Ge's novel 'Burns Boy' delves into a family's invisible wounds in 1990s Chennai. Explore how guilt, love, and patriarchy shape recovery. Read the full analysis.
Limbale's 'Sanatan': Caste as India's Eternal Reality
A deep dive into Sharankumar Limbale's seminal novel 'Sanatan', translated by Paromita Sengupta. Explore how the Dalit writer frames caste as the unchanging, brutal constant across generations in Indian society.
Genpact Campus Placement at Lucknow University: Apply by Jan 4
Lucknow University students can apply for Genpact campus placements. BBA, BCA, BCom, BSc, BA graduates eligible. Online applications close 11 am, January 4. Apply now!
Novel 'The Male Harem' Links Medieval India to Modern Romance
Explore Vinco David's novel weaving a medieval Indian male harem with a contemporary Indo-Dutch gay love story, challenging societal norms and advocating for acceptance in India.
Novel 'Soul Climate' Recreates Halide Edib's 1935 India Tour
Inez Baranay's new novel 'Soul Climate' reimagines Turkish feminist Halide Edib's 1935 India visit, weaving her story with three Muslim cousins in colonial India. Explore this blend of history and fiction.
Anuradha Marwah's New Novel Captures Human Struggles
Author Anuradha Marwah's latest novel delves into universal human struggles with wit and insight, moving beyond societal labels. Discover the themes of her compelling new work.
Anticipated Books of 2026: A Literary Preview
Get ready for a landmark year in publishing! Discover the major books slated for 2026, including new works from Salman Rushdie, Amitav Ghosh, and other literary giants. Plan your future reading list now.
Indian Student Questions Pakistan on Minority Rights at Oxford
Indian scholar Devarchan Banerjee countered Pakistan's narrative at Oxford Union, highlighting India's democratic processes and questioning minority rights in Pakistan. Watch the viral debate.
AMU Teacher Killed in Campus Shooting, CCTV Footage Emerges
A computer science teacher at Aligarh Muslim University was brutally shot dead on campus. CCTV shows assailants firing into his head after he fell. Read about the shocking security lapse.
Ranchi Educational Institutions Celebrate Christmas with Fervour
Schools and a university in Ranchi celebrated Christmas with carols, plays on Jesus's birth, and Santa visits, spreading messages of peace, love, and service. Read about the festive events.
George Orwell's 1984: A Warning That Still Resonates
Explore George Orwell's '1984', its chilling vision of totalitarianism, and why this 1949 novel remains a powerful warning against surveillance and thought control. Discover the man behind the pen name.
Indian Student Wrote Pakistani Rival's Oxford Speech
An Oxford Union debate video goes viral as Indian student Viraansh Bhanushali reveals he wrote the speech for Pakistani president Moosa Harraj. Watch the controversy unfold.
Oxford Student's Viral Speech on India-Pakistan Policy
Mumbai law student Viraansh Bhanushali's clear, personal speech at the Oxford Union on India's security stance towards Pakistan goes viral. Discover his key arguments.
Student Debunks Pakistan's Nuclear Deterrence Claim at Oxford
Siddhant Nagrath's viral Oxford Union speech argues Pakistan's nukes are tools for escalation, not peace, reigniting the global deterrence debate. Read the full analysis.
Dr. Arpit Chopra's Jain Therapy Praised at Oxford University
Dr. Arpit Chopra's unique Jain treatment methodology, focusing on non-violence and holistic healing, receives recognition at Oxford University. Discover how this Indian approach is making global waves.
Indian Student Debunks Pak's Kashmir Narrative at Oxford
Indian student Kautilya Pandit delivered a scathing critique of Pakistan's Kashmir claims at the Oxford Union, highlighting the exodus of Kashmiri Pandits and mocking its military record. Read the full viral speech.
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