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An intricate collection of nine essays, Terra Viva is an autobiographical narrative by Vandana Shiva that takes readers on her four-decade long...

Crime, Grime and Gumption, a fascinating book by OP Singh, is an unconventional account of his long, decorated and diverse career in the Police...

Set against the backdrop of the rising tide of Hindutva, Abdullah Khan’s novel, ‘A Man from Motihari’, tells the story of an aspiring writer from the ...

Of Indian Carpets and Carpetwallahs is a masterpiece that delves into the intricate histories of an assortment of unique carpets collected by...

Written by Sanjay Singh and translated by Gayatri Manchanda, ‘Telgi: A Reporter’s Diary’ is a riveting first-hand account of how the writer, in...

Based on extensive research, personal anecdotes and Pranab Mukherjee’s diary entries, Sharmistha Mukherjee, in the evocatively written book ‘Pranab,...

Translated by Ather Farouqui, Mirza Ahmad Akhtar Gorgani’s Sawaneh-i Dehli traces the history of one of the oldest cities in the Indian subcontinent —...

Written with a multi-dimensional perspective, Jyoti Kumar’s ‘Foreign Aid as Constraint in Decision Making’ is a purely academic, topical reference...

This second volume in the series Orchha, Datia, Panna: Miniatures from the Royal Courts of Bundelkhand (1590- 1850) by Konrad Seitz is a richly ...

‘75 Years 75 Films: India’s Cinematic Journey’ by Amitava Nag is a collection of timeless reviews by the author — of films that evoke nostalgia and...

Meticulously researched and richly illustrated, Promil Pande’s Floor Coverings from Kashmir is an enduring account of the region’s opulent material...

Drawing upon historical archives and contemporary narratives, MJ Akbar deftly chronicles three pivotal mass campaigns that Mahatma Gandhi pioneered in...