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Salman Rushdie Replies To Person Who Said His Books Are S***
On February 9, Mr Rushdie took to Twitter to announce its release in India. However, one user decided to comment on his books and writing style.
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Author JK Rowling Receives Death Threat Over Tweet On Salman Rushdie
JK Rowling, best known for the fantasy book series "Harry Potter", has received a death threat on Twitter after she condemned the attack on fellow British writer Salman Rushdie.
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Salman Rushdie Attacked: What Authors Wrote On Twitter
Salman Rushdie, the British author, was today attacked on stage during an event in New York. The author's controversial writings made him the target of a fatwa that forced him to move to the US.
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Salman Rushdie, Padma Lakshmi And More React To Viral Article On Indian Food
Indians pride themselves on the variety of delicious food found throughout the country. So, when a famous US daily tweeted a controversial opinion about Indian food, they received immense backlash on Twitter.
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Twitter, Facebook would have raised fatwa danger: Salman Rushdie
British author Salman Rushdie said on Monday that if a fatwa calling for his murder over his book The Satanic Verses had been issued in the social networking era, it would have further endangered his life.
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Rushdie breaks silence on Twitter but mum on India visit
After days of silence, India-born author Salman Rushdie is back on Twitter but has not posted a single word on his appearance at the Jaipur Literature Festival which remains in limbo.
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Rushdie goes silent on Twitter, no hints about his India visit
Even as uncertainty looms over Salman Rushdie's appearance at the Jaipur Literature Festival, the India-born author himself is not giving any hints about his plans to visit India and has maintained a stoic silence on Twitter where he has been a regular commentator.
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Pakistanis want to know if Rushdie tweets are real
Days after author Salman Rushdie took to Twitter, he was accosted by users of the micro-blogging website in Pakistan keen on finding out whether he was the real deal or just someone operating a spoof account.
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Salman Rushdie Replies To Person Who Said His Books Are S***
On February 9, Mr Rushdie took to Twitter to announce its release in India. However, one user decided to comment on his books and writing style.
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Author JK Rowling Receives Death Threat Over Tweet On Salman Rushdie
JK Rowling, best known for the fantasy book series "Harry Potter", has received a death threat on Twitter after she condemned the attack on fellow British writer Salman Rushdie.
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Salman Rushdie Attacked: What Authors Wrote On Twitter
Salman Rushdie, the British author, was today attacked on stage during an event in New York. The author's controversial writings made him the target of a fatwa that forced him to move to the US.
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Salman Rushdie, Padma Lakshmi And More React To Viral Article On Indian Food
Indians pride themselves on the variety of delicious food found throughout the country. So, when a famous US daily tweeted a controversial opinion about Indian food, they received immense backlash on Twitter.
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Twitter, Facebook would have raised fatwa danger: Salman Rushdie
British author Salman Rushdie said on Monday that if a fatwa calling for his murder over his book The Satanic Verses had been issued in the social networking era, it would have further endangered his life.
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Rushdie breaks silence on Twitter but mum on India visit
After days of silence, India-born author Salman Rushdie is back on Twitter but has not posted a single word on his appearance at the Jaipur Literature Festival which remains in limbo.
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Rushdie goes silent on Twitter, no hints about his India visit
Even as uncertainty looms over Salman Rushdie's appearance at the Jaipur Literature Festival, the India-born author himself is not giving any hints about his plans to visit India and has maintained a stoic silence on Twitter where he has been a regular commentator.
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Pakistanis want to know if Rushdie tweets are real
Days after author Salman Rushdie took to Twitter, he was accosted by users of the micro-blogging website in Pakistan keen on finding out whether he was the real deal or just someone operating a spoof account.
