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Ashwini Shrivastava’s ‘Decoding Indian Babudom’ offers an inside view into the functioning of Indian bureaucracy and stimulates thoughtful questions ...

In Planning Democracy, Nikhil Menon brings the world of planning to life through the intriguing story of Prasanta Chandra Mahalanobis, a trail-blazing...

Gundappa Ranganatha Viswanath’s autobiographical account, 'Wrist Assured', offers a ringside view into the cricketing journey of the genius hailing...

Satyabrata Rout’s treatise, Scenography, lays down the foundational intricacies of the art of ‘writing the stage space’ — filling the huge gap...

Rana Safvi's book, 'A Saint, A Folk Tale and Other Stories', is a seamless reconstruction of history around once-glorious architectures of India, made...

In the book, Rising, Kiran Manral chronicles the life influences and achievements of 30 Indian women from diverse backgrounds who, apart from living...

Standing true to its title, Decoding the Pandemic by Seyed Ehtesham Hasnain and Arun Tiwari not just offers a wider perspective around genetic origins...

Besides drawing upon the life and works of the ‘renaissance man among scientists’, Biman Nath in his book Homi J Bhabha introduces readers to his...

Beautifully woven by eminent historians BN Goswamy and Karuna Goswamy around the unsung Pahari paintings and associated texts, A Sacred Journey is a...

Michael Chacko Daniels' richly illustrated book — We Once Were Gazelles — captures the essence of historical Bombay in a nostalgic and satirical...

In the book Faiz, Surinder Deol beautifully intermingles his account with Faiz's own verses to unfurl before readers a gripping and authentic...

The Rossogolla Murders is a crisp, vivid and entertaining fiction by Debeshi Gooptu where a murder mystery takes readers through the quaint lanes of...