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Anushree Nande

Mumbai
As seen in: Hindustan Times, Substack, The Freelance Writing Network, The New Indian Express, Scroll.in, Vogue India, The Rumpus, Strange Horizons Magazine, Litro, HT Syndication
Emerson grad student - Publishing and Writing 2019. Editor&writer - @Football_P. Freelancer. Please follow me on @AnuNande. Instagram - @booksinboston.
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‘Giants’: This novel for young readers makes a case for preserving indigenous stories and heritage

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By Anushree Nande
| Scroll.in Verified
What does it mean to be a storyteller, a memory keeper of a land and its people? What does this mean specifically when you’re mute and everything you’ve ever known is on the cusp of irreversible change? In Huthuka Sumi’s novel for young readers, Giants, Kato, a mute 12-year-old boy, and his best (and, let’s face it, only) friend Apu live in the mountain village of Ayito-phu in the state of Nagaland.
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Lee Child: “Reacher lives on in my head”

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By Anushree Nande
| Hindustan Times Verified
You recently handed over the full reins of Jack Reacher to your brother, Andrew. Of course, you still retain the IP and own the copyright, but do you miss the character on a day-to-day basis after being with him for over two decades? Lee Child talking to Britain's Queen Camilla during a reception for authors at Clarence House, London on Wednesday, March 25, 2026. (Aaron Chown/AP) On a day-to-day basis, no, because I haven’t given him up in my head.
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Aman Dosanj is proof that girls can bend a ball like Beckham and make excellent aloo gobi

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By Anushree Nande
| Vogue India Verified
Trailblazing footballer-turned-chef Aman Dosanj has never been good at being put in a box. Take, for example, her slight stature. When you picture a goalkeeper, the first thing you likely imagine is height. Whoever heard of a 5’2” player between the posts? But Dosanj didn’t let that deter her from becoming the first South Asian woman to represent England, Arsenal and Southampton at any level—even if she had to train extra, including gymnastics, to compensate.
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