Chandrika Kaul’s brief introductory remarks to the edited volume of essays...
Gandhi’s Tryst with Modernity
CURRENT ISSUE
VOLUME XLV NUMBER 4 APRIL 2021
How a Farman Gave an Inch and Lost a Mile
The volume under review is a reprint of the book with the same name written by Brijen K Gupta...
Lending Centrality to the Humble ‘Coolie’
This quote from an army recruitment propaganda pamphlet around World War...
Of ‘Vanished’ Glory
At the time of Independence India and Pakistan had to urgently deal...
Beyond Conversions
As religious conversions come to be criminalized across India...
Evolution of Heritage Conservation in India
The ownership and manner of use of built heritage brings out intense emotion among people...
Sampling Bombay’s Palimpsestic Pasts
Bombay/Mumbai will continue to fascinate historians, sociologists, artists...
Toward an Inclusive Society
Mahmood Mamdani’s book Neither Settler nor Native: The Making and Unmaking...
Looking at History Through Different Lenses
In the last few years, many academic books have been published on...
And Where Do We Go From Here?
Samuel P Huntington in his seminal text, The Third Wave: Democratization...
Reclaiming Plural India
Shaheen Bagh protests began on 15 December 2019, three days after the passage of the Citizenship...
Understanding Post-Accord Politics of Assam
The tripartite Assam Accord signed between the Indian government...
Agency Exercised by the Marginalized
In rapidly urbanizing India the book Demanding Development: The Politics of Public Goods...
Narrative of a Constitutionalist President
The book under review is an account by the late Pranab Mukherjee...
A Ringside View
The tradition of writing memoirs by civil servants has been handed...
The Pimp
Since the time he attained consciousness, he found himself in the company...
Situating the Novel in Socio-Cultural Contexts
Reading Professor A N Kaul’s The Domain of the Novel...
Carving out Centralities
The quote above was a part of Barbara Kruger’s untitled work...
Leaving an Imprint
Out of Print: Ten Years: An Anthology of Stories is an interesting collection...
‘Will the Real Goddesses Rise, Please?’
The Kali Project is a unique effort that curates poetry by Indian women...
Muted Heard Cry for Identity
It is now usual to think about the Vietnam conflict of the mid-20th century...
A Tabula Rasa
JNU Stories: The First 50 years is an anthology of anecdotal essays...
A Vision of Education as a Key to Nation-building
Reading the history of one’s old school is always interesting...
Announcements
The Book Review Literary Trust is pleased to announce the winning entries for the Short Story Competition 2019:
First Prize (Rs.10000): Megalomania, by JoBeth Ann Warjri
Second Prize (Rs.7500): Not A Day For Outings, by Armaan
Third Prize (Rs.5000): Her Day, by Santanu Das
Congratulations!
We will be reaching out to the winners individually.
We would like to thank all participants for an overwhelming and enthusiastic response.
First Prize (Rs.10000): Megalomania, by JoBeth Ann Warjri
Second Prize (Rs.7500): Not A Day For Outings, by Armaan
Third Prize (Rs.5000): Her Day, by Santanu Das
Congratulations!
We will be reaching out to the winners individually.
We would like to thank all participants for an overwhelming and enthusiastic response.