Jai Verma’s latest book of short stories, Saat Kadam, was formally launched at the High Commission of India in London. The title of the book translates as ‘Seven Stories’.
Link to Asian Lite website: London Events to Honour Hindi MP Mr Virendra Sharma and Governer of Goa
Last weekend was a real treat for fans of South Asian culture, as the Mela took over the city and Kavya Rang Multilingual Poetry Group held their annual Kavi Sammelan (a traditional Indian poetry recital). On Saturday, a group of poets who’d… Continue Reading →
Taken from Nottingham City of Literature. Originally set up as ‘Gitanjali Trent’ in the early noughties, an East Midlands off-shoot of a project in the West Midlands, but eventually grew in popularity and became its own entity. Headed up by… Continue Reading →
Jai returned to her former college, Ragunath Girl’s College, in 2014, for the first time in 45 years. She was invited to speak about Hindi, and its influence abroad. The headline reads ‘The Himalaya of Hindi Shall Not Be Shaken’.
Mahayasi Mahadevi Samman Meeting with Neeraj ji, in Lucknow 2009, as guests of Akhil Bhartiya Manchiya Kavi Peeth .
Jai was interviewed by MATV, Leicester, for Fankar with Farzana, 2008.
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