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New York Times
The editor of Room for Debate got in touch and asked me to write this piece Respect the Sacred, Ignore the Sexism Shoba Narayan is a columnist and the author of two books: “Monsoon Diary” and “Return to India.“ Updated January 8, … Continue reading
New York Times
I found my articles in the New York Times website by searching its archives (since 1851). They also have some feedback to my pieces which were amusing. You can see the page here Here are the articles themselves. India’s Arranged … Continue reading
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New York Times: On Board the Bombay Express
This piece that I wrote for the New York Times a while ago was included in The Virago Book of Food– just out. On Board the Bombay Express On Board the Bombay Express: A Rolling Feast of IndiaBy SHOBA NARAYAN … Continue reading
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Motherlode
Motherlode of the NYT is one of my favorite blogs– along with The Atlantic’s “The Sexes.” After the Paul Tudor Jones fracas, I wrote an essay as a reaction. To my delight, they published it today. The headline is more … Continue reading →