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Did an unexpected 'corridor interview' with the International Booker Prize winning author #BanuMushtaq when she visited the BBC's London office earlier today. She spoke about the shrinking space for free expression and how storytelling, singing and dancing can unite people.
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Truly beautiful! How measured and assessed is the response!

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Excellent Interview. So touching

Very simple but covinicing!

It is such a terrific book.

An exceptional interview, Heartfelt congratulations Ma'am #BhanuMushtaq ❤️

Storytelling remains the most enduring trade route between cultures - BanuMushtaq proves literature outlasts all borders.

Your last statement was the crucible for ‘Bandaya Sahitya’ (roughly translated as alternative/anti literature) in Kannada which Banu Mushtaq was part of

Kannada author Banu Mustaq won Booker Prize, just WOW... no news in Indian media, Zero news in India Nikhil Sir, If you had not shared this, I wouldn't have known about it.. blackout in India on this

Seems like a pointless interview. We need more walls, less immigration

Does she talk about social ills in all communities or those other than her own.? Will read book if u say all.


