Books - Page 2

In Above and Beyond, Shiv Kumar Mohanka compiles an extraordinary aviation chronicle — from early air balloons and warplanes to drones and digital...

Through luminous simplicity and emotional precision, Adhir Biswas lays bare the architecture of caste and the quiet heroism of survival, reminding us...

Through Sophia’s fractured childhood, turbulent youth, and tangled relationships, Alina Gufran’s No Place to Call My Own captures the ache of...

Sudhir Vidyarthi’s Bidai De Ma! is not about martyrs, but the women who made them. Through their letters, memories, and silence, he rebuilds the...

Neena Nehru’s The Revolutionaries captures the restless, questioning spirit of the 1960s generation — a class of privileged idealists caught between...

Soni Pandey’s 'Suno Kabir' captures Azamgarh’s Ibrahimpur—its weaving tradition, fractured Hindu-Muslim ties, and women reshaping identity—portraying...

Sunil Gavaskar’s Straight Drive goes beyond cricketing memories, blending personal reflections, societal critique, and a vision for India’s sporting...

Rashid Kidwai and Ambar Ghosh trace the journeys of 18 Muslim women MPs, exposing systemic exclusion and chronic underrepresentation in Indian...

A charming Ladakhi picture book gently explores Pallas’ cats, family bonds, and fragile mountain ecosystems, planting seeds of empathy and ecological...

Eden Collinsworth’s The Improbable Victoria Woodhull traces her extraordinary journey from poverty in Ohio to Wall Street, suffrage speeches, and...

Lt Gen Vijay Kumar Ahluwalia’s memoir is a journey of resilience, duty, and leadership — from cadetship setbacks to commanding India’s toughest...

In The Maker of Filmmakers, Radha Chadha traces how the legacy of Prabhat Studio shaped the Film Institute of India and the professionalisation of...