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‘75 Years 75 Films: India’s Cinematic Journey’ by Amitava Nag is a collection of timeless reviews by the author — of films that evoke nostalgia and...

Meticulously researched and richly illustrated, Promil Pande’s Floor Coverings from Kashmir is an enduring account of the region’s opulent material...

Drawing upon historical archives and contemporary narratives, MJ Akbar deftly chronicles three pivotal mass campaigns that Mahatma Gandhi pioneered in...

Wildlife in and around Corbett Tiger Reserve is a photographic guidebook by Rajesh Chaudhary & Vinesh Kumar that takes readers on an immersive journey...

‘I Am an Ordinary Man’, edited by Gopalkrishna Gandhi, takes readers on a journey through Mahatma’s life after he returned to India in 1914 —...

In ‘The Indian Village’, sociologist Surinder S Jodhka critically analyses the evolving concept and reality of Indian villages, exploring their...

Set in the Mumbai of the 1990s, Lindsay Pereira’s The Memoirs of Valmiki Rao — contextualised around the demolition of Babri Masjid — is an unmissable...

In the book ‘Vivekananda’, Govind Krishnan V presents a meticulous chronicle of the monk’s life, religious philosophy, social thought, and ideology,...

The Mahabharata by Chandra Prakash Deval and Alok Bhalla is a four-volume compilation of Allah Baksh’s miniature paintings— accompanied with faithful...

In How Prime Ministers Decide, Neerja Chowdhury, based on her in-depth interviews with top political figures, bureaucrats, and key decision-makers,...

‘My Sleepless Nights’ by Manohar Grandhi is a simple yet lucid account of how the author battles insomnia and finds a cure eventually

A mosaic of vivid narratives, interviews, and profound insights, Amborish Roychoudhury’s book ‘Sridevi’ offers readers a rare glimpse into the...