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Tuesday, November 30, 2010

The Chicago Blog: Delayed Justice for Hernández?

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Well, I did my post-graduation from Kirorimal College, Faculty of Arts, Delhi University in 1996. Presently an Editor with a large public sector multi-lingual publishing house based at New Delhi. I have special interest in women's issues, marginal discourse and that keep recurring in my posts, poems and whatever I engage with. Author of 'Short Essays' and co-author of 'T S Eliot: An Intensive Study of Selected Poems' with my father (Late) Prof. Arun Kumar Sinha. Having been engaged with major international book fairs like the ones at New Delhi, Frankfurt, London, Moscow, Beijing, Seoul, Warsaw etc, it is my passion to see intellectual life getting the due it deserves in Indian society as without that we can not be what we want to be.

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