Books - Page 8

Shaktimôy Shaktipīth by Anish Das is an exceptional work that begins with the story of Dakshayagna, followed by Mahadev and Sati’s marriage, Mahadev’s...

‘The Rainbow Runners’—translated by Dhrubajyoti Borah from the Assamese original Artha—is a poignant love story that deploys experimental narration to...

In ‘The Collector’s Mother’, senior IAS officer Bishnupada Sethi paints a sensitive picture of her late mother’s profound impact on his...

Pawan Kumar Mishra’s novella, Happytual, distinguishes inner peace and contentment from external pursuit of possessions in the process of creatively...

Set in the 16th-century Lahore, ‘The Sufi’s Nightingale’ by Sarbpreet Singh is a fictionalised retelling of mystic poet Shah Hussain and Madho...

In 'Encounters with Politicians', former Coal Secretary, Anil Swarup reveals his ‘sweet and sour’ experiences with Indian politicians, offering a...

In his magnum opus, Climate Change: The Policy, Law and Practice, Jatinder Cheema documents global, multilateral, regional, and national climate...

'The Deception Industry' by Herjinder Singh Sahni delves into the intersection of technology, social media, and democracy, scrutinising modern...

Enriched with lush descriptions and captivating anecdotes, ‘Gardens of Delhi’ by Swapna Liddle and Madhulika Liddle, with its aesthetic-historical...

In 'The Republic Relearnt', Radha Kumar examines historical disruptions in Indian democracy, highlighting four decades of decline and shorter...

The 1920s represent a transitional decade for B. R. Ambedkar from two points of view. First, while he had spent quite some time in the West in the...

In India, Urdu is an Eighth Schedule language, the status and cultural heritage of which are recognised by its Constitution. It also has an official...