Madhur Kapila’s last book, titled Ni: Shesh, released

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Updated At : 03:03 PM Apr 07, 2024 IST

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Book lovers from Tricity gathered at Press Club-Chandigarh to celebrate author and art critic Madhur Kapila’s last book, titled Ni: Shesh (The Last Word), published by Penguin India. Kapila passed away in 2021.

Ni: Shesh is part fiction and part truth, and revolves around Niki, who is a witness to the gruesome incidents that rocked the nation after Partition.

She has authored short story anthologies such as Beechon Beech, Tab Shayad and Ek Mukadma Aur and novels lke Bhatke Rahi, Satwan Sawar and Saamne Ka Aasman.

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Remembering Sardar Dyal Singh Majithia

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