Pak writers restrained from attending Goa Lit Fest
TIMES OF INDIA, PANAJI | 25 October 2016 22:20 IST
Following the demand to impose a ban on Pakistan artistes from working in the Hindi film industry, Pakistani writers are now at the receiving end.
Repercussions of the India-Pakistan relations which strained after the surgical strike have had a ripple effect on the Goa arts and literary festival (GALF) as well.
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