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War Diary: Notes from Lebanon

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By Jara Nassar, Keli Dailey, Nedra Rodrigo
| Adi Magazine Verified
Artwork by A. Gevegy Editor’s Note: Names have been changed to preserve privacy. On a Sunday in early March, I was sitting with friends in my living room, excitedly talking about Lebanon. I was going there in a few days’ time to spend a month visiting my family and friends and breathing some much-needed fresh air away from the oppressive political hypocrisy of Germany. My friends were going to visit me, and we discussed the sights we wanted to see.
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Nedra Rodrigo - Adi Magazine

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By Nedra Rodrigo
| Adi Magazine Verified
Nedra Rodrigo is an award-winning translator, scholar, and curator of multi-art events. She is the founder of the Tamil Studies Symposium in Toronto, and the bilingual event series, The Tam Fam Lit Jam. Her translations include In the Shadow of the Sword (2020) and the Devakanthan quintet, Prison of Dreams (2021–2024) for which she received the 2025 Tamil Literary Garden’s Translation award.
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From Shantanu Bhattacharya's Portal to Shekhar Pathak's The Chipko Movement, our picks

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By Dipankar Kamble, Nedra Rodrigo, Beverley Bie Brahic, Shekhar Pathak
| in.news.yahoo.com
We love stories, and even in the age of Netflix-and-chill, there's nothing like a good book that promises a couple of hours of absorption €" whether curled up in bed, in your favourite coffeehouse, or that long (and tiresome) commute to work. Every week, we'll have a succinct pick of books, across diverse genres, that have been newly made available for your reading pleasure.
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