Women, Sex and the City Volume XLIV Number 6 June 2020By ThebookreviewindiaJune 14, 2020Leave a commentIn 2004 directors Zana Briski and Ross Kauffman,…
Whose India is it Anyway? Volume XLIV Number 6 June 2020By ThebookreviewindiaJune 14, 2020Leave a commentThe Fate of Butterflies by the redoubtable Nayantara Sahgal…
An Enduring Vision On A Large Canvas Volume XLIV Number 5 May 2020By ThebookreviewindiaMay 14, 2020Leave a commentPurushottam Agrawal’s edited book on Nehru…
Shifting Strands in the Global Balance of Power Volume XLIV Number 5 May 2020By ThebookreviewindiaMay 13, 2020Leave a commentOver the past few years,..
Of A Man Who Punched Above His Weight Volume XLIV Number 5 May 2020By ThebookreviewindiaMay 13, 2020Leave a commentThis is a very fat book about a very thin man,…
A Tribute to a Savant Volume XLIV Number 5 May 2020By ThebookreviewindiaMay 13, 2020Leave a commentThe work of historians is to deconstruct…
Allama’s Quest For Shiva Volume XLIV Number 5 May 2020By ThebookreviewindiaMay 13, 2020Leave a commentThe title is a misnomer. This tantalizing title of a book…
Early History of An Ethno-Linguistic Group Volume XLIV Number 5 May 2020By ThebookreviewindiaMay 13, 2020Leave a commentThis is a daring outlier of a book…
A Complex Portrait Volume XLIV Number 5 May 2020By ThebookreviewindiaMay 13, 2020Leave a commentCertain historical events—often, military or strategic in nature…
A Turning Point In Indian History Volume XLIV Number 5 May 2020By ThebookreviewindiaMay 13, 2020Leave a commentBefore Robert Clive slit his jugular,…
Of Reconciliation and Repatriation Volume XLIV Number 5 May 2020By ThebookreviewindiaMay 13, 2020Leave a comment‘The 1940s’, observes Ashis Nandy, ‘introduced into the South Asian public life a new actor—the refugee.’
A Fair Man, But Never Familiar Volume XLIV Number 5 May 2020By ThebookreviewindiaMay 13, 2020Leave a commentBakhtiar Dadabhoy’s political biography of Salar Jung I,…
