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AA Dhand: ‘Asian crime fiction is no laughing matter’

  A BRITSH ASIAN crime fiction novelist is taking his first short film to the prestigious Bradford Literature Festival. AA Dhand, 43, came to prominence with...

How women have managed periods throughout history

  From rags to tampons, menstrual cups and free-bleeding, take a tour of the history of period products on this Menstrual Hygiene Day. Not always taboo  For...

Nicola Walker excels in tender revival of The Corn is Green

  WE ALL know how our lives can be transformed by an inspirational teacher. Miss Moffat is just such a teacher in The Corn is Green,...

‘Skipping Sikh’s family ‘excited about post-lockdown Vaisakhi’

  I AM so excited the Sikh festival of Vaisakhi is back this week after two years of Covid. Vaisakhi, also called Baisakhi, falls on Thursday...

India’s Hindu hardliners jump on blockbuster film The Kashmir Files

  Indian Hindu hardliners have jumped on an explosive new film endorsed by prime minister Narendra Modi on the mass flight of Hindus from Kashmir...

Pipe dreams: Pakistan sewage workers hope for better future

  Nearly naked and covered with a black, foul-smelling muck, Shafiq Masih struggles out of a sewer he has just cleaned by hand in an...

The Return of Faraz Ali: Debut novel helps author define her ties with Pakistan

  THE DEBUT novel of Asian author Aamina Ahmad combines crime fiction and 1960s Pakistan to tell a story of murder, corruption and finding long-lost family. The...

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