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Khushwant Singh

Not a nice man to know, with malice towards one and all.
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    And sometimes, ­protocol must be broken: then President A.P.J. Abdul Kalam visits the ailing Khushwant Singh at his ­residence, 2007.

    Photograph by Jitender Gupta
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    Light bulb man Khushwant Singh, editor of the Illustrated Weekly, with writer Ved Mehta

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    Khushwant Singh’s funeral at Delhi’s Lodhi crematorium

    Sanjay Rawat
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    Illustration by Sandeep Adhwaryu
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    Khushwant Singh (1915-2014)

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    Foreign Minister Salman Khurshid at the cremation of noted novelist and journalist Khushwant Singh at Lodhi crematorium, in New Delhi.

    Photo by Sanjay Rawat/ Outlook
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    Congress leader M S Gill at the cremation of noted novelist and journalist Khushwant Singh at Lodhi crematorium, in New Delhi.

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    Actor Vinod Khanna at the cremation of noted novelist and journalist Khushwant Singh at Lodhi crematorium, in New Delhi.

    Photo by Sanjay Rawat/ Outlook
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    Last rites of noted novelist and journalist Khushwant Singh at Lodhi crematorium, in New Delhi.

    Photo by Sanjay Rawat/ Outlook
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    Last rites of noted novelist and journalist Khushwant Singh at Lodhi crematorium, in New Delhi.

    Photo by Sanjay Rawat/ Outlook
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    Last rites of noted novelist and journalist Khushwant Singh at Lodhi crematorium, in New Delhi.

    Photo by Sanjay Rawat/ Outlook
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    Last rites of noted novelist and journalist Khushwant Singh at Lodhi crematorium, in New Delhi.

    Photo by Sanjay Rawat/ Outlook
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    Last rites of noted novelist and journalist Khushwant Singh at Lodhi crematorium, in New Delhi.

    Photo by Sanjay Rawat/ Outlook
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    BJP Senior Leader L K Advani at the cremation of noted novelist and journalist Khushwant Singh at Lodhi crematorium, in New Delhi.

    Photo by Sanjay Rawat/ Outlook
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    BJP Senior Leader L K Advani at the cremation of noted novelist and journalist Khushwant Singh at Lodhi crematorium, in New Delhi.

    Photo by Sanjay Rawat/ Outlook
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    Rahul Singh, son of noted author and journalist Khushwant Singh, at his residence, in New Delhi.

    Photo by Tribhuvan Tiwari/ Outlook
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    Body of noted author and journalist Khushwant Singh taken for last rites, in New Delhi. Singh one of the finest Indian writers in English in contemporary times, died at his residen...

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    Khushwant Singh being made fellow of King's College.

    Courtesy- Malvika Singh (@MalaMalvika on Twitter)
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    Editorial Chairman, Outlook Group, Vinod Mehta speaks as other participants from left, Manish Kashyap, Bachi Karkaria, Nirupama Dutt and Parbina Rashid looks on, during the merry s...

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  • How Bhagat Singh Was Sentenced Based On The Testimony Of Kushwant Singh's Father Sobha Singh
    The Indian Law Journal claims that all the witnesses had been coached and that Bhagat Singh had put the gun on a table before surrendering.
    Mar 23, 2017
    | Ushinor Majumdar
  • Khushwant Singh's Death Wish And Urdu Poetry
    How Urdu poetry provided Khushwant Singh solace and comfort towards the end of his life.
    Dec 15, 2015
    | R.L. Saggar
  • The Ghosts Of Khushwant Singh's Delhi
    We are answerable for having let our religious identities drive us to killing each other. Khushwant Singh has shown us some of our handiwork in Delhi.
    Jun 13, 2014
    | Amitabha Bagchi
  • Posthumous
    "I had even written my own obit in 1943 when I was still in my twenties. It later appeared in a collection of short stories"
    Aug 13, 2010
    | Khushwant Singh
  • Khushwant: RIP
    This obituary was published 31 years, one month and 7 days prematurely: in the Sunday Observer dated February 13, 1983.
    Mar 20, 2014
    | Dhiren Bhagat
  • 'The Man Who Gets Things Done'
    Khushwant Singh has just entered his 100th year. Time to recall an essay detailing why he once extolled Sanjay Gandhi, just the way a brash, bullying politician is currently being saluted
    Feb 10, 2014
    | Ramachandra Guha
  • 'Sex On Their Brains'
    When two legendary editors get together for a no-holds-barred conversation ranging from sex, dirty jokes to Maneka's "badly brought up" son, Varun, there is really nothing to hide. Excerpts from a recent conversation
    Apr 21, 2009
    | Vinod Mehta
  • Lost In Translation
    I'd like to believe that Khushwant Singh was writing with a wonderfully self-mocking sense of humour, but the whole peevish tone of his review suggests that when he says he f
    Jan 22, 2008
    | Frances W. Pritchett
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    If there was more people-to-people contact, Indo-Pak ties would surely improve.
    Mar 30, 2015
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    I felt I could do the unthinkable, i.e. vote BJP. Then just a week before polling date, the old Modi reappeared...
    Apr 28, 2014
    | Vinod Mehta
  • Bibliofile
    The most fun farewell to anybody; and a little nugget from Nasreen Munni Kabir’s Waheeda Reh­man book
    Apr 14, 2014
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  • Khushwant Singh’s funeral at Delhi’s Lodhi crematorium
    Festival Of Lightness
    Khushwant’s largeness of heart easily accommodated his few weaknesses
    Mar 31, 2014
    | Bhaichand Patel
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    Scotch With Katy
    Prolific, generous, wicked maverick—his epitaph had no higher aim
    Mar 31, 2014
    | Vinod Mehta
  • <b>Picture baki hai</b> Sanjay at an Emergency-era meeting, 1976
    A Low Flying Gandhi
    The definitive biography of enfant terrible Sanjay Gandhi, reissued
    Dec 24, 2012
    | Vinod Mehta
  • The Standing Member From Lahore
    Nov 05, 2012
    | Bachi Karkaria
  • Home Fire
    That rare thing—a memoir that reads like a novel.
    Apr 09, 2012
    | Khushwant Singh
  • <b>Fond memories, no malice</b> Khushwant on a stroll
    ‘I May Die Any Day Now’
    His zest is alive, but Khushwant puts his column-writing to rest
    Oct 24, 2011
    | Sheela Reddy
  • Me And My Couch
    The versatile Sudhir Kakar’s autobiography is without conceit, and dissects the self with professionalism
    Apr 25, 2011
    | Khushwant Singh
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  • Khushwant Singh: Tributes On Twitter
    Khushwant Singh: Tributes On Twitter
    Mar 20, 2014
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  • Khushwant's Desire to Reunite With Pak Roots Comes True
    Khushwant's Desire to Reunite With Pak Roots Comes True
    Apr 23, 2014
  • Lit Fest Constitutes Award in Memory of Khushwant Singh
    Lit Fest Constitutes Award in Memory of Khushwant Singh
    Apr 20, 2014
  • Former Pak Envoys Pay Tributes to Khushwant Singh
    Former Pak Envoys Pay Tributes to Khushwant Singh
    Mar 27, 2014
  • Friends, Family, Admirers Bid Goodbye to Khushwant Singh
    Friends, Family, Admirers Bid Goodbye to Khushwant Singh
    Mar 20, 2014
  • Wish to Be Remembered for Making People Smile: Khushwant
    Wish to Be Remembered for Making People Smile: Khushwant
    Mar 20, 2014
  • Khushwant Regretted He Saw Women as Objects of Lust
    Khushwant Regretted He Saw Women as Objects of Lust
    Mar 20, 2014
  • Khushwant Singh - A Prolific Writer Who Left a Mark
    Khushwant Singh - A Prolific Writer Who Left a Mark
    Mar 20, 2014
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    RIP Khushwant Singh: Reactions
    Mar 20, 2014
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    Noted Writer and Journalist Khushwant Singh Dead
    Mar 20, 2014
  • Khushwant Singh Awarded King's College London F-ship
    Khushwant Singh Awarded King's College London F-ship
    Jan 14, 2014
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