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    The New India Foundation announces an annual non-fiction book prize worth Rs 15 lakh

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    Rajdeep Sardesai’s ‘Democracy’s XI’ shortlisted for the MCC Book Of The Year Award 2018

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    Seagull Books’s ‘The Flying Mountain’ makes the longlist for the Man Booker International Prize

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    The JCB Prize for Literature worth Rs 25 lakh will accept entries from March 1 for Indian fiction

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    Penguin Random House India announces the launch of a digital imprint for mobile reading

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    Vivek Shanbhag named finalist for the ‘LA Times’ Book Prize for his novel ‘Ghachar Ghochar’

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    Deepak Unnikrishnan wins the Hindu Prize 2017 for his book ‘Temporary People’

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    Namita Gokhale is on the jury for the 2018 International Dylan Thomas Prize

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