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For those of us in India and elsewhere,  whose perspectives of the Raj have been shaped by the British version – that the metaphorical political...

It is inexplicable, irresistible, makes the world go around, but its course may never run smooth. Falling in love with someone, somewhere, sometime is...

The founder of Qualified Learning Systems USA, an author, educator, business consultant and a successful entrepreneur, Shiv Khera inspires and...

It is true, as the saying goes, that love knows no boundaries – surviving across borders, time and space. In other words, the desire can neither be...

Kasturba Gandhi is long dead, but she continues to live through her writings. Renowned author Neelima Dalmia Adhar tells the world what it means to be...

The Panama Papers is a remarkable work of investigative journalism at the centre of which lies a huge data of internal communications between...

He was a ‘VIP’ in independent India, not because he was the son–in–law of the Prime Minister, but because he was a lawmaker always ready to pin down...

Short stories have secured a place in our hearts for being interesting, daunting, mind boggling and tricky over the years. The art of writing short...

It has been rightfully said that one should not judge a book by its cover. When I first picked up The Almost King by Lucy Saxon, I was intrigued by...

A word of caution before you start reading — or even flipping through the 430 odd pages plus five pages of the preface of — Henry (Hank) M Paulson...

India has always been subjected to feudalism, be it either by the British or later by our own people who were powerful enough to suppress others in...

One of the most controversial literary figures of contemporary times, Taslima Nasrin has always been forthright in her opinions and thus the title of...