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Vivek Sood’s ‘Progress of the Indian Economy’, through analysing certain legislations passed after 2015, provides readers with a novel perspective of...

HS Shivaprakash & Usham Rojio — authors of the monograph ‘Heisnam Sabitri’ — held an interactive session with the Manipuri thespian, discussing her...

Paradise Lost by Siddhartha Guha Ray, despite having some technical shortcomings, presents a comprehensive and impartial outline of the history of...

In ‘Jamini Roy’, Anuradha Ghosh captures Roy’s desperation with inadequacy of academic realism, which stimulated his artistic quest to transition from...

Dolkun Isa, in ‘The China Freedom Trap’, shares the injustices he faced at the hands of the Chinese Communist Party, and the way he has been braving...

In the meticulously researched monograph, ‘Charu Majumdar’, Ashoke Mukhopadhyay documents the life of India's legendary rebel who inspired deprived...

As the lofty ideals of Indian democracy have come under attack over the past few years, Rajmohan Gandhi, in his book India After 1947, examines how...

In the biography ‘Bravo Yadav’, content creator Deepak Singh documents the valiant life of Param Vir Chakra Yogendra Singh Yadav — one of the...

Amit Ranjan, in his book ‘John Lang’, reconstructs the life of the Australian writer who was neither a rebel nor did fit into the Victorian space; he...

In richly illustrated ‘The Shoemaker’s Stitch’, Shilpa Shah & Rosemary Crill document exquisite embroidery works of unnamed Mochis of Gujarat, and...

Mukund Kaushal’s Sailing on My Own Compass is a captivating account of the writer’s adventurous journey as a police officer — taking general readers...

In the book 'Tagore and Gandhi', Rudrangshu Mukherjee discusses how India's two topmost intellectuals kept acrimony at bay despite glaring differences...