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Rajiv Vijayakar’s Music by Laxmikant Pyarelal takes us through the three-decade long melodious journey of the duo that reigned supreme all throughout...

In The Fractured Himalaya, Nirupama Rao narrates the most tangled tale of modern Indian history — of the 13 years that still cast a shadow on...

Amitav Ghosh’s The Nutmeg’s Curse is a heart-breaking saga of exploitation, of elimination of Banda inhabitants from their own land, resulting from...

So Uncertain are the Angles is a collection of Ramin Jahanbegloo’s poems wherein he offers a philosophical narration of people’s plight, and invokes...

Satyajit Ray: The Inner Eye is the definitive biography, based on extensive interviews with Ray himself, his actors and collaborators, and a deep...

In the book — Five Novellas about Women — Dibyajyoti Sarma has delicately translated Indira Goswami’s imaginative and masterful depictions of...

Against the grim backdrop of the ravages caused by the pandemic, the poetic genius of Bishnupada Sethi paints a picture of mixed emotions — of...

In this thoroughly researched and profusely cited book — Economist Gandhi — Jaithirth Rao explores the hidden aspects of Mahatma’s thoughts on...

Anita Agnihotri’s Mahanadi — skilfully translated by Nivedita Sen — tells the tale of the epic river, intertwined with both happy and sorrow realities...

In his book — Human Rights and Terrorism in India — Subramanian Swamy comes out with the method of combating terrorism while keeping human rights...

The novella by Ansua Dutta — The River Dolphins — is an excellent reconstruction of time, allowing a permeable and enchanting space for the readers to...

The Coming Age is a collection of C Subramania Bharati’s original writings in English across genres; skilfully edited by Mira T Sundara Rajan, the...