In the first episode of ‘Page turner’ we turn the pages of the konkani translation of Tridib Chaudhuri’s Nineteen Months in Salazar’s Prison and strike a dialogue with the translator of the book Dr. Narayan Desai. This book is a historical and integrated description of the hardships of liberation struggle, cruel exploitation and persecution of the Portuguese colonial government; the anomaly of ordinary Portuguese soldiers and high-ranking officials along with the international political scenario.

In this episode of Page turner we turn the pages of a lifeline that embraces Goa with all its vitality and strike a dialogue with the creator of the book Nirmal Kulkarni. With stunning photographs capturing the river’s breathtaking wildlife, this book provides a unique perspective on the ecological and cultural treasures of the Mhadei River

In this episode of Page Turner, we speak to eminent konkani writer and stalwar, Adv. Uday Bhembre as he brings to us his next novel Katar re bhaji, a journey into the captivating tale of Abe Faria, where the threads of history and the tendrils of the unconscious weave a narrative that transcends time itself.

In this episode of Page Turner, we listen to Writer and Assistant Professor in Government College, Quepem, Gauravi Keni Khaunte as she speaks about The bandit Queens by Parini Shroff – A radically feel-good story about the murder of no-good husbands by a cast of unsinkable women.

In this week’s episode of Page turner, we speak to young writer Adwait Salgaonkar as we step into the vibrant tapestry of Pernem, Goa, through the pages of this captivating book ‘Pednyacha Samara’ (पेडण्याचा सामारां) that beautifully captures the essence of village life. Written in the rich and unique Pernem variation of Konkani language, the author intricately paints a portrait of a place where every page echoes the heartbeat of this charming Goan village.”

In this week’s episode of Page Turner, we speak to activist and book enthusiast Dilip Prabhudesai and get to know about an interesting book, Pankaj Mishra’s ‘Butter Chicken In Ludhiana: Travels In Small Town India’ in which the author captures an India which has shrugged off its sleepy, socialist air, and has become instead kitschy, clamorous and ostentatious.

In this week’s episode of Page Turner, we speak to Writer and Principal Dr. Rajay Pawar while unfolding pages of his newly released poetry collection ‘Aajol Album’. His poetry weaves magic in every page that we turn.

In this episode of Page Turner, we sit down with an extraordinary 9-year-old prodigy who has already penned not one, but two captivating books, Bulbul’s Fables and Bulbul’s Verseletes! Listen to this heartwarming conversation filled with inspiration and the incredible journey of this young literary talent, Sistine Menezes.

In this episode of Page Turner, we engage in an in-depth conversation with poet Dr. Brian Mendonca who seamlessly incorporates Hindi nuances into the rhythm of his verses. We talk about his poetry book Jasmine City: Poems from Delhi and delve into the layers of meaning behind his work, gaining a deeper understanding of the creative process.

In this episode of Page Turner, join us for an insightful interview with Sahitya Akademi award winning writer Dr. Prakash Parienkar, a passionate advocate for rural communities as we delve into his compelling work ‘Varsal’ addressing pressing issues and challenges faced by villages and the importance of preserving their livelihoods.