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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...

This monograph on Rukmini Devi Arundale, beautifully written by VR Devika, chronicles the outstanding journey of the subject, who revitalised certain...

‘Transformation: Emergence of Bangladesh and Evolution of India-Bangladesh Ties’ by Pinak Ranjan Chakravarty offers a comprehensive analysis of the...

As the world celebrates the World Book Day on April 23, this article presents a list of mental health books delving into depression, CBT, trauma,...

‘India’s Forgotten Country’ by Bela Bhatia traces the works of the author over three decades, chronicling the struggles of India's marginalised...

Diving into the vivid realm of FN Souza’s life and art, ‘The Archetypal Artist’ by Janeita Singh takes readers on an enthralling journey through 21...

Published in the series ‘Makers of Indian Literature’ by Sahitya Akademi, Alapan Bandyopadhyay’s monograph on modern Bengali Poet Nirendranath...

Drawing from Baburnama and other authentic sources, the book by Aabhas Maldahiyar redefines the conventional portrayal of Babur as a flawless...

Amal Allana’s biography, laced with personal insights and meticulous details, vividly portrays Ebrahim Alkazi’s profound impact on twentieth-century...

Written in a fluid manner, Swapan Mullick’s immensely readable book ‘The World After Apu’ delves into the profound cinematic universe of Satyajit Ray...