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In ‘The Indian Village’, sociologist Surinder S Jodhka critically analyses the evolving concept and reality of Indian villages, exploring their...

Set in the Mumbai of the 1990s, Lindsay Pereira’s The Memoirs of Valmiki Rao — contextualised around the demolition of Babri Masjid — is an unmissable...

In the book ‘Vivekananda’, Govind Krishnan V presents a meticulous chronicle of the monk’s life, religious philosophy, social thought, and ideology,...

The Mahabharata by Chandra Prakash Deval and Alok Bhalla is a four-volume compilation of Allah Baksh’s miniature paintings— accompanied with faithful...

In How Prime Ministers Decide, Neerja Chowdhury, based on her in-depth interviews with top political figures, bureaucrats, and key decision-makers,...

‘My Sleepless Nights’ by Manohar Grandhi is a simple yet lucid account of how the author battles insomnia and finds a cure eventually

A mosaic of vivid narratives, interviews, and profound insights, Amborish Roychoudhury’s book ‘Sridevi’ offers readers a rare glimpse into the...

Bantering with Bandits and Other True Tales of India is a compelling collection of essays by Annie Zaidi, weaving together elements of reportage,...

The captivating monograph, RK Narayan, by Indradeep Bhattacharyya, takes readers on a literary voyage, unravelling the interplay of processes,...

In Subaltern Studies 2.0, historian Milinda Banerjee and anthropologist Jelle Wouters, contrary to the authoritarian critiques, present a refreshing...

Shivdatt Sharma’s Pierre Jeanneret and Chandigarh is a revealing account documenting the life and character of the lesser known of the two prime...

500 Recipes by Kavita Devgan is a product of her ingenious ideas and techniques manifesting in a vivid range of easy-to-cook delicious foods that are...