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 Down Memory Lane: A Memoir
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 INTERVIEWJubilee jaunts and taunts
 The Sahitya Akademi’s golden jubilee celebration beginning on November 1 is marred by controversies. Akademi President Gopi Chand Narang, who was removed as vice-chairman of the National Council for promotion of Urdu language, answers a range of searching questions. Excerpts from an interview with
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        Delhi: Penguin.
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 hindi
        reviewSong
        of life
 Harbans Singh
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 by Vijendra Bharatiya, Jnanpith, New Delhi. Rs 90. Pages 120.
 
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