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Depicting gruesome violence, tension and anxiety at the ‘porous and fragile’ Bengal border during the Partition, this anthology — edited by Joyjit...

In Made in India, Amitabh Kant chronicles the resilient growth story of Indian enterprise from the colonial to present era — offering, in the process,...

Of Giants and Windmills is an autobiographical account of Moosa Raza — an IAS officer of the 1960 cadre — who, with utmost honesty and wit, shares his...

Divided in two parts, episodes and interview, ‘Lata: A Life in Music’ is culmination of Yatindra Mishra’s consistent dialogue with India’s most...

Talking Life documents Nasreen Munni Kabir’s candid conversation with one of India’s most accomplished song writers and poets, Javed Akhtar, who...

In the deeply researched, definitive biography — Maulana Azad — Irfan Habib provides a useful insight into the auto didact’s views on Islam and how...

In Coaching Beyond, India’s former fielding coach R Sridhar, along with R Kaushik, presents a fascinating anecdotal account of his seven-year tenure...

The Last Tiger is a collection of Ruskin Bond’s most celebrated and entertaining stories that bring thrill and delight to his dedicated readers....

Minu Budhia talks about her scrapbook-size richly illustrated memoir ‘Death of a Caterpillar’ which offers readers a sneak peek into her challenging...

In His Holiness the Dalai Lama and His Footsteps, Deepak Singh compactly chronicles the awe-inspiring life incidents and works of the 14th Dalai Lama,...

Vandana Singh’s The Bhagavad Gita is a compilation of 251 didactic verses of the ancient text, which deciphers the shlokas and contextualises them...

Andamanush Nicobarese by Partha Sarthi Sen Sharma is a mixture of travelogue and novel that obliterates the boundary between imagination and facts to...