Arundhati Roy

Arundhati Roy’s ‘Mother Mary Comes to Me’ is a deeply personal memoir that lays bare the contradictions that shaped both her writing and her life

We need a profound rethinking of the meaning of sustainability in sport — the global commercial model is neither environmentally nor socially sound

The Modi government’s ‘reign of terror’ is aimed at silencing Muslims into submission on the path to a nation ruled by a far right version of Hinduism

The acclaimed author unwittingly finds herself in disputed territory but she sticks to her principles and keeps on fighting

The writer-activist’s return to fiction remains as unsparing of India’s failings as her nonfiction

Arundhati Roy wrote a Booker winner, then became a political activist. Ten years and two court cases later, she has begun a second novel. Randeep Ramesh speaks to the author.