inThreadNews covers India today. Want it for your country? Tell us — enough requests and we'll add it.
/
Loading story
Taslima Nasreen Kolkata visit
National · 19 updates
Exiled Bangladeshi writer Taslima Nasreen returns to Kolkata after 19 years
Exiled writer Taslima Nasreen returned to Kolkata after nearly two decades. She described her visit as an emotional homecoming to her own country. Nasreen is scheduled to attend a public program in the city on August 1. This marks her first public appearance in Kolkata since 2007. Protests over her memoir "Dwikhandito" had forced her departure then.
Taslima Nasreen Returns To Kolkata 19 Years After She Was Forced To Leave
Taslima Nasreen will be attending a programme in Kolkata tomorrow, which is also likely to be attended by Bengal Chief Minister Suvendu Adhikari and renowned author Shirshendy Mukhopadhyay.
Taslima Nasreen's long road back to Kolkata
Exiled Bangladeshi Writer Taslima Nasreen Makes Emotional Return To Kolkata After 19 Years
Taslima Nasrin: The exiled Bangladeshi author who returns to Kolkata after 19 years
Taslima Nasrin faced protests in Bangladesh and received threats from Islamist groups for her outspoken writings on women’s rights and religious extremism
Taslima Nasreen touches down in Kolkata after 18 years, says happy to return
Taslima Nasreen is on her first visit to Kolkata since November 2007 when she was compelled to leave the city following violent protests over her writings
May never return to Bangladesh: Taslima Nasrin says India is her country now
May never return to Bangladesh: Taslima Nasrin says India is her country now
Feels Like I'm Back To My Country: Taslima Nasreen To NDTV On Kolkata Return
Nasreen -- - who made her home in Kolkata after leaving Dhaka -- had to leave the City of Joy in 2007 following massive protests over her controversial book 'Dwikhandito'. She had been living in Delhi since.
Author Taslima Nasrin returns to Kolkata after 19 years, welcomed by BJP
Ms. Nasrin marks her first visit to Kolkata since November 2007, as she was compelled to leave the city following violent protests over her writings
Taslima Nasreen's stage invite to poet Joy Goswami sparks protest at Kolkata event
Taslima Nasreen's stage invite to poet Joy Goswami sparks protest at Kolkata event
Keep visiting Kolkata, your safety is my responsibility, West Bengal CM tells Taslima
Taslima Nasrin said that it was her dream to return to Kolkata and “history will remember those who shut the door on her and those who opened the door”
West Bengal CM Suvendu Adhikari Felicitates Taslima Nasreen, Assures Security During Kolkata Visits | VIDEO
I am back: Taslima Nasrin renews free speech call in first public appearance
I am back: Taslima Nasrin renews free speech call in first public appearance
'Come To Bengal As Much As You Want': Suvendu Adhikari To Taslima Nasreen
Adhikari said Bengal had changed with the change of government.
‘Took me 19 years to say I have returned to Kolkata’: Exiled Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasrin
Nasrin returned to Kolkata after more than 18 years, after she was forced to leave in November 2007 by the then Left Front government.
"Want Sheikh Hasina To Return, Remove Ban On Her Party": Taslima Nasreen
Taslima Nasreen shows her books at a programme in Kolkata
'Some madrasas produce jihadis, should not exist': Taslima Nasreen sparks row with remarks on religious schools
Exiled Bangladeshi author Taslima Nasreen criticized madrasas in Kolkata, claiming they produce jihadists and enable child abuse.
Muslim body denounces Taslima Nasrin’s ‘inflammatory’ remarks on madrasas, urges govt. to prevent refugees from interfering in internal affairs
The exiled Bangladeshi writer’s call for a ban on madrasas is an ‘irresponsible attempt by a foreign national to interfere in India’s internal affairs’, says All India Muslim Personal Law Board
Taslima Nasreen leaves Kolkata, says exile keeps her from returning to Bangladesh
Taslima Nasreen leaves Kolkata, says exile keeps her from returning to Bangladesh
No stories here — try another tab, category, or search.
Loading more stories…
Request a feature
What would make inThreadNews better for you? We read every request.