Books - Page 2

Farish Noor’s Qur’an and Cricket shows how Muslim identity is lived, negotiated and normalised within modern professional sport

In Part 2 of this review, Panikkar emerges as a diplomat and strategist, navigating China, Tibet and postcolonial Asia during history’s most fragile...

Narayani Basu’s biography of KM Panikkar rescues a formidable, flawed and fascinating intellect—one who shaped India’s diplomacy, ideas and princely...

In Searches, Vauhini Vara turns Google queries, AI feedback, and digital traces into a deeply human inquiry about language, grief and selfhood

In chronicling the life and work of Heisnam Sabitri, this book captures a rare artistic journey—one that fused breath, body, land, and politics into a...

From demography to cartography, from tribal politics to representation, and from nationalism to leadership ethics — these six titles deepen...

Her novels may belong to another century, but Jane Austen’s worlds — full of wit, warmth, frailty and grace — remain astonishingly contemporary in...

'Charlie’s Boys' is a deeply nostalgic memoir that traces boyhood, discipline and growing up at St Columba’s as India itself moved through profound...

As India’s freedom struggle entered its most radical phase, revolutionaries, moderates and the press collided—revealing enduring tensions between...

In the first part of this review of Pratap: A Defiant Newspaper, we return to the Lahore-Jalandhar world where a fearless press tradition was born

Nusrat Jafri traces a family’s journey across caste, tribe, faith and history, revealing how identity is always layered, inherited and beautifully...

Mona Verma’s The Scent of Himalayas is a luminous collection of 20 stories that traverse the Himalayan arc, blending folklore, ecology, myth and...