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Atul Jalan’s Where Will Man Take Us tackles nanotechnology, Artificial Intelligence, quantum computing and genetics – seamlessly weaving the future of...

Andrew Whitehead’s The Lives of Freda unravels the pioneering life of an English woman who crossed borders and defied norms only because she believed...

Devang Singh & Varud Gupta’s Bhagwaan Ke Pakwaan gives readers a unique travelogue that couples as a cookbook – exploring the nexus of food and faith...

Shivam Shankar Singh’s How to Win an Indian Election takes readers into the forbidden world of election war rooms, giving a glimpse into how...

Kim A Wagner’s Jallianwala Bagh argues how General Dyer's order to open fire at the heart of Amritsar was an act of crippling fear with telling...

Mamata Banerjee remains resolute in her struggle for federal and institutional autonomy – the recent dharna to ‘Save the Indian Constitution’ was...

Tata industries is synonymous to the independent Indian dream of achieving sky-touching success from humble beginnings – author Shashank Shah delves...

In Crash: Lessons from the entry and exit of CEOs, author R Gopalakrishnan outlines the challenges of remaining a CEO – the troubles, anxieties and...

‘Elections are the site where the deeper dynamics of Indian society are played out’ – argues Bhikhu Parekh in The Great March of Democracy, Edited by...

In their new book, The Age of Awakening, authors Amit Kapoor & Chirag Yadav painstakingly discuss India’s economic vision – the titans, failures,...

Mrinal Sen’s demise at 95 has drawn the curtains upon India’s New Wave filmmaking that had been fuelled by a departure from conformity and a rebellion...

In his first book, The Anatomy of a Sting, author Bhupen Patel takes readers through the nuances of operating a sting, uncovering dirt on powerful men...