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And just like its previous incarnations, this years Jaipur Literature Festival did not disappoint. There were some great thought provoking sessions and author-reader interactions mixed with a healthy dose of protests and the now compulsory FIR.
The festival is winding down however, and Firstpost editor Sandip Roy is attending the sessions at the Diggi Palace. These are his updates and observations:
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 "How a literature festival brings Bengali sweets to life, celebrating the emotional connection of ‘mishti’")
 "EXCLUSIVE | Author Nandini Das: Wasn't sure what to expect when I first attended the Jaipur Literature Festival")
 "Anjana Menon on her anthology Onam in a Nightie, being a part of JLF London and more")
 "Anindita Ghose on her debut novel The Illuminated: 'It is essentially a novel about shifts in perspective'")