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The Trial That Shook the Nation by Ashis Ray documents the Indian National Army trials (1945-46) that marked a pivotal yet neglected chapter in...

Marya Shakil & Narendra Nath Mishra’s India on the Move examines the evolving discourse of nationalism in India, exploring the JNU protests, farmers’...

Achyut Chetan’s Founding Mothers of the Indian Republic critically reclaims the overlooked contributions of women in framing India’s Constitution,...

The Delhi Model by Jasmine Shah explores the national capital’s transformative approach to public education, healthcare, and other six key sectors,...

At a time when Indian hockey is witnessing signs of resurgence, former captain Col. (Retd.) Balbir Singh in his vividly written memoir ‘An Olympian’s...

In ‘What Went Wrong With Capitalism’, Ruchir Sharma contends that modern capitalism’s failures arise from coinciding government interventions,...

Renowned scholar KK Gopalakrishnan’s captivating book explores Theyyam, a vibrant ritual art from northern Kerala where daily-wage labourers transform...

Mustansir Dalvi’s monograph offers a comprehensive biography of Charles Correa, highlighting his creative journey as a celebrated architect and urban...

In We Get to Live, Anubhav Kandpal examines humanity’s profound interconnectedness with nature through the lenses of philosophy, spirituality, quantum...

From the Pioneers of Modern India Series, this biography by Arjun Sengupta makes a deep dive into Shyam Benegal’s cinematic journey—from his early...

Iqbal Malhotra’s meticulously researched book, The Bomb, the Bank, the Mullah and the Poppies, is an important read for everyone interested in the...

View Finder, The Journey of A Photojournalist by seasoned photographer Jagdish Yadav offers a captivating insight into the world of photojournalism....