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 Literature / Media

Read or Download the July 2017 issue of The Wink Magazine “Pseudo-Intellectual platform for sane freaks"

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India is one of unique countries in the world that has the legacy of diversity of languages. The Constitution of India has recognised 22 official languages. Multilingualism is the way of life in India as people in different parts of the country speak more than one language from their birth and learns additional languages during their life time.

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Mumbai: Author Mainak Dhar released his latest novel ‘03:02’ here on Friday. The book signing event was held at Crosswords, Kemps Corner. At this book signing event Dhar spoke about his inspiration behind this topical and thrilling novel, interacted with the media and fans, and also handed over signed copies of the novel to the attendees.

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New Delhi: Emerging author from Goa, Chetan M Kumbhar’s recently published book 'Panasu - The Golden City & The Capasstars' is hitting readers now. This book is all about a fictional town, Panasu, a back story in History, a royal Kingdome, a saga of heroes and a devil.

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Binghamton: How we feel about ourselves and those we love depends in large part on the assumptions and expectations we hold about romantic relationships. It turns out that many of our beliefs about intimate relationships aren't backed up by science. 

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Does a person’s negative circumstances – particularly those including poverty, lack of education, lack of strong parental support – affect whether they are morally responsible for their behavior?

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Adelaide: Our excitement with and rapid uptake of technology – and the growing opportunities for artificial brain enhancement – are putting humans more firmly on the path to becoming cyborgs, according to evolution experts from the University of Adelaide.

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Women talk more than men, texting makes you dumb, sign language is pantomime. These are just a few of the myths Abby Kaplan, professor of linguistics at the University of Utah, debunks in her recently published book, “Women Talk More Than Men… And Other Myths about Language Explained.”

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Each winter season, the New Delhi Book Fair brings to the city a treat for book lovers, an international gathering of publishers, authors, intellectuals and book lovers. 

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Agra: Excitement was in the air on 16 December at DPS Agra as it witnessed the release of ‘Real Illusion’- a book written by its ex-student, a budding writer, Mahi Goyal.

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