The DSC Prize for South Asian Literature 2019 will announce its winner at the Nepal Lit Fest in Pokhara
Winning author to be felicitated at a special award ceremony on December 16.
Winning author to be felicitated at a special award ceremony on December 16.
Book excerpt from Bells of Shangri-La: Scholars, Spies, Invaders in Tibet, by Parimal Bhattacharya.
Book excerpt: India Misinformed
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