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Cultural critic, writer and independent journalist. Alum: @rhodes_trust. @mint_lounge; @HuffPostIndia; @HarperCollinsIN; @penguinindia; @ttindia
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There is such a diversity in cuisines that fine dining completely overshadows: Sri Bodanapu of Heirloom Cities

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By Somak Ghoshal
| Mint
In 2010, San Francisco-based Sri Bodanapu, now in her 40s, left a decade-long career in tech to go to baking school in Paris. It was a daring move for someone who had grown up in India in the 1980s and 1990s in a family of high-achieving physicians, academics and entrepreneurs. Over the next few years, Bodanapu went on to work with the non-profit Fair Trade, returned to school to study nutrition, and wrote her family’s cookbook, A Heritage of Food (2020).
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Drown All the Refugees by Tabish Khair review: Between the shadow and substance of being a refugee

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By Somak Ghoshal
| Mint
Tabish Khair’s new novel derives its title from a statement made by its unnamed narrator to a fellow writer at a literary festival on the island of St Martin in France. On a boozy evening, he gets talking to this Anglophone author, much more famous than him and exalted for his liberal views. The conversation soon turns to the ongoing refugee crisis, when the narrator spits out the phrase, “Drown all the refugees,” leaving his interlocutor aghast.
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Drown All the Refugees by Tabish Khair review: Between the shadow and substance of being a refugee

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By Somak Ghoshal
| HT Syndication
Posted On: 2026-07-25 Posted By: Somak Ghoshal Health & Lifestyle Sports MINT Newspapers New Delhi, July 25 -- Tabish Khair's new novel derives its title from a statement made by its unnamed narrator to a fellow writer at a literary festival on the island of St Martin in France. On a boozy evening, he gets talking to this Anglophone author, much more famous than him and exalted for his liberal views.
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