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Through the book, Lies Our Mothers Told Us, acclaimed journalist Nilanjana Bhowmick carries forward the legacy of pioneering feminist writers —...

Having served in the IFS for nearly four decades, VK Bahuguna in his book, Quest for Civility, provides an insider’s view into the ins and outs of...

Based on extensive research, Bimal Jalan’s insightful book — From Dependence to Self-reliance — offers a thorough analysis of India’s economic,...

In 'Soli Sorabjee', Abhinav Chandrachud interlinks numerous case appearances of India’s seventh Attorney General to weave his comprehensive biography....

Drawing from his vivid experiences, Rehan Raza in his book — An Odyssey Through the Dark — has spun a delicately gripping fictional tale depicting how...

Makarand Paranjape through his book ‘JNU’ stirs an intellectual discourse around how the university’s idea of nationalism, defined by suspicion and...

In this first part of the three-volume book — The Collected Short Stories of Manto — Nasreen Rehman deftly executes the onerous task of translating 54...

In course of documenting the life of Bhairab Dutt Pande, his autobiography — In the Service of Free India — intertwines the personal, professional and...

In Kalkatta Chronicles, Supriya Newar — with her over ten short essays and four poems — appeals to the nostalgic conscience of readers through symbols...

In Lachit the Indomitable, Aneesh Gokhale unearths the glorious history of Assam’s greatest hero whose valour and patriotism as the guardian of a huge...

As a comprehensive answer to the book’s title — Who is a Parsi? — Prochy N Mehta discusses in fine detail the origins of the community, their...

In The Tiger’s Pause, Swami Virupaksha provides a revealing narrative of Ravi Shankar’s adventurous peace-making efforts in bringing communities...