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SUMMARY:Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni in conversation with Aditi Sriram
DESCRIPTION:The Undergraduate Writing Programme is delighted to announce that our speaker series\, Track Changes\, is back with another event. This time\, our guest is Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni\, the author of her latest book 'Independence'\, in conversation with Aditi Sriram and the students of Ashoka University. The event will be held in  AC04-304 on Thursday\, 2nd February\, from 4:30 PM onwards.  \nAbout the author: Chitra Divakaruni is an award-winning writer\, activist and teacher\, and the author of 21 books such as Mistress of Spices\, Sister of My Heart\, Before We Visit the Goddess\, Palace of Illusions\, The Forest of Enchantments\, and The Last Queen. Her newest novel\, Independence\, depicts the experiences of three sisters in strife-torn Calcutta as India frees itself from the British yoke. She writes for adults and children. \nHer work has been published in over 100 magazines and anthologies and translated into 30 languages\, including Dutch\, Hebrew\, Bengali\, Hungarian\, Turkish\, Hindi and Japanese. Her work has been made into films\, plays and dance dramas\, and performed as operas. Her awards include an American Book Award\, a PEN Josephine Miles award\, a Premio Scanno\, and a Light of India award. In 2015 The Economic Times included her in their List of 20 Most Influential Global Indian Women. She is the McDavid professor of Creative Writing in the internationally acclaimed Creative Writing Program at the University of Houston and lives in Houston with her husband Murthy. 
URL:https://www.ashoka.edu.in/event/chitra-banerjee-divakaruni-in-conversation-with-aditi-sriram/
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