Sayari Debnath is a journalist at Scroll Media. She covers a diverse range of themes including publishing and media, culture and society, and the arts, with a particular focus on topics such as India, books, social issues, and business leaders. Sayari's work has been featured in Kasturi & Sons, Ltd.
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Sayari's coverage predominantly focuses on culture and society, content & publishing, as well as entertainment news. She often features expert commentary and event coverage related to books, fiction, non-fiction, interviews, and Indian literature.
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By: Sayari Debnath
Lucas Rijneveld’s novel has been translated from the Dutch by Michele Hutchison. They won the 2020 International Booker Prize for ‘The Discomfort of Evening’.
By: Sayari Debnath
Aakriti Mandhwani studies Sarita, Dharmyug, and Hind Pocket Books to chart the journey of evolving reading taste of the Hindi-speaking Indian middle class.
By: Sayari Debnath
Since it was first published in 1967, the novel has sold more than 50 million copies. It was translated into English by Gregory Rabassa.
By: Sayari Debnath
Originally published in French as ‘Broderies' in 2003, the book was translated into English by Anjali Singh.
By: Sayari Debnath
Helen Garner's novel was first published in 1984. In 2008, a chamber opera based on the book was composed by Andrew Schult and played in Melbourne, Australia.
By: Sayari Debnath
Arto Paasilinna's novel was first published in Finland as ‘Jäniksen vuosi'. Herbert Lomas translated the book into English in 1995.
By: Sayari Debnath, Manav Kaul
An excerpt from ‘A Temple of No Gods', by Manav Kaul, translated from the Hindi by Sayari Debnath.
By: Sayari Debnath
OED's word of 2024 refers to the deterioration of a person's mental state by overconsuming online content. Scroll staffers reveal their online indulgences.
By: Sayari Debnath
The interconnected stories of a Delhi neighbourhood during the Covid-19 lockdown shows its effects on residents of various ages.
By: Sayari Debnath
Titled ‘Aina-e-Hairat' in Urdu, Syed Rafiq Hussain's only short story collection was published posthumously in 1944.
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