Natasha RamarathnamBanned and Burned: The Books That We Are Forbidden To Read[This was written for the USAWA Newsletter.]Oct 7Oct 7
Natasha Ramarathnam‘Fertile Earth’: A Stunning Debut Novel Set In An Ignored Part Of History[First published in YouthKiAwaaz. I received a review copy from Penguin]Oct 7Oct 7
Natasha Ramarathnam‘Iru’ Is A Remarkable Biography Of A Remarkable Scholar Iravati Karve![First published in YouthKiAwaaz]Sep 24Sep 24
Natasha Ramarathnam“The Many Lives Of Syeda X” Is a ‘Must Read’ if you want to understand the Female Urban Migrant…Women are almost relegated to the footnote when discussing workplaces and livelihoods in India, and even that extremely barren landscape is…Sep 9Sep 9
Natasha Ramarathnam‘Bhopal ’92′: A Gripping Novel Set At A Critical Point In Recent History[First published in YouthKiAwaaz]Sep 81Sep 81
Natasha RamarathnamTwo Incredible Translations Of A Powerful Writer Of Hindi Prose[First published in YouthKiAwaaz]Sep 4Sep 4
Natasha RamarathnamBook Review: Do Not Ask the River Her Name[I first published this under the title “Israel-Palestine Conflict Seen Through The Eyes Of A Malayali Nurse” in YouthKiAwaaz]Aug 25Aug 25
Natasha RamarathnamCan We Use Our Current Rage To Demand Greater Transparency In Sports?[First published in YouthKiAwaaz]Aug 25Aug 25
Natasha RamarathnamThis Book Discusses India’s Hyper-Nationalistic Education Curriculum[I reviewed “The Smart and the Dumb: The Politics of Education in India” for YouthKiAwaaz].Aug 25Aug 25
Natasha RamarathnamWhy The Witch Hunt Against Imane Khelif Is So Wrong[First published on August 2, 2024 in YouthKiAwaaz]Aug 9Aug 9
