Arundhati Roy

Arundhati Roy, Noam Chomsky Among 200 Personalities Calling For Umar Khalid's Release
Mira Nair,Amitav Ghosh, Ramchandra Guha, Meena Kandaswamy, Romila Thapar said they stand in "solidarity and outrage" with Khalid.
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Independence Day Interview: Arundhati Roy On The Fight To Preserve Indian Democracy
Describing the Modi government as a 'tyrannical minority hiding inside this confected majority', Roy said the current regime represented a moment of rupture in the history of independent India. "We have not yet seen the formal re-writing of the constitution, but we have seen the constitution being entirely set aside," she said.
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Arundhati Roy Says 'Dead In Delhi Violence Are Victims Of Modi's Regime'
Calling Prime Minister Narendra Modi "nakedly fascist", Roy said what happened in Delhi wasn't just "a riot or a danga".
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Star Literary Agent David Godwin On Arundhati Roy, Selling Books And Why Timing Matters
Godwin, who is best known for discovering Booker winner The God Of Small Things, says he doesnt like running his literary agency like a supermarket.
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'Government Stands Exposed': Arundhati Roy On Anti-CAA Protests
"This is a day when love and solidarity face down bigotry and facism."
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Arundhati Roy, Medha Patkar, Others Seek Independent Inquiry Into Sexual Harassment Allegations Against CJI
Other signatories of the statement include Aruna Roy, P Sainath and Yogendra Yadav.
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Arundhati Roy, Girish Karnad Among 210 Writers Asking People To Vote Against 'Hate Politics'
Other signatories include Anand Teltumbde, Nayantara Sahgal, TM Krishna and Romila Thapar.
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Our Captured, Wounded Hearts: Arundhati Roy On Balakot, Kashmir And India
By deploying the IAF, Narendra Modi has ensured that Kashmir is conclusively internationalised.
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'Hopes Stand Completely Shattered': Activist Anand Teltumbde Writes Open Letter
Arundhati Roy has extended her support, saying arresting Teltumbde will silence a powerful and unique Dalit voice.
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35 Books To Look Forward To In 2019
Arundhati Roy, Amitav Ghosh, Toni Morrison, Suketu Mehta, Marlon James and many others promise to make the first half of 2019 a delight for readers.
By Sana Goyal