February 2021 Issue

There is a photograph of Romila Thapar smiling...

When a pioneer of the women’s movement in India opens...

Why I am not a Hindu Woman is Wandana Sonalkar’s autobiographical reflections

These lines of John Donne may sound hyperbolic to the modern reader...

‘A definitive biography’ is how author Ira Mukhoty introduces her work...

Instead of newspapers, books, journals and pamphlets that documented...

This book is about nationalism, a phenomenon that, as Tharoor points...

In the year 1974, when the womenfolk and children of village Reni...

Studies on tribes range from colonial misrepresentation...

Havan, the English translation of the novel by Mallikarjun Hiremath...

Rumble in a Village is an entertaining addition to literary representations...

Do the cities with their sensorial excesses of sights...

The Courage to Exist: A Philosophy of Life and Death in the Age of Coronavirus...

Shamsur Rahman Faruqi (1935-2020), easily the most iconic figure...

A real translation is transparent; it does not cover the original...

‘People put birds in cages for their own amusement. Well, I was like a caged bird...

A late bloomer, the Indian novel at the turn of the nineteenth century...

For detective fiction lovers September 2020 was a month of exceptional anticipation...

Professor Sunil Kumar, eminent historian and a distinguished teacher...

We carry below an entry submitted for the TBRLT Short Story Competition 2019-20...

The patient pulls out his/ her reports, and there are the problems...

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is a grave illness...

The last decade has seen a meteoric rise of technology companies...

Still a child at 66, I was thrilled to get my hands on this beautiful book...