UCL News: The Jaipur Literature festival is in its sixth year and has become a highly regarded phenomenon in India and internationally. Here are some of the crowds listening to Orhan Pamuk, Turkish Nobel prize winner
UCL News: Orhan Pamuk in conversation with Chandrahas Choudhury on the first day
UCL News: Khaldoon interviewed poet Arundhathi Subramaniam. She spoke about how Urdu, a literary language with its golden age in the late 19th and early 20th Century, still maintained a living presence in contemporary Indian writing
UCL News: Javed Akhtar spoke in a session on ‘Urdu Zubaan’ (Urdu language). He is Bollywood’s foremost lyricist and poet in his own right
UCL News: Jaipur is not only a city of forts and palaces but a bustling metropolis of five million people
UCL News: Taking an auto-rickshaw to the festival
UCL News: Khaldoon with leading Hindi writer Mridula Garg who was attending the festival with her recent novel 'Miljul man'
UCL News: A C Grayling speaks
UCL News: Priya Sarukkai Chabria talked about translating texts from ancient Indian languages Sanskrit and Prakrit and how her own poetry was inflected with this process
UCL News: Priya Sarukkai Chabria was interviewed by Khaldoon and read from her poetry book ‘Not Springtime Yet’
UCL News: Leaving Jaipur by train for Delhi