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Purushottam Agrawal’s edited book on Nehru...
Over the past few years,..
This is a very fat book about a very thin man,...
The work of historians is to deconstruct...
The title is a misnomer. This tantalizing title of a book...
This is a daring outlier of a book...
Certain historical events—often, military or strategic in nature...
Before Robert Clive slit his jugular,...
‘The 1940s’, observes Ashis Nandy, ‘introduced into the South Asian public life a new actor—the refugee.’
Bakhtiar Dadabhoy’s political biography of Salar Jung I,...
Divided into four sections, the fifteen essays in Nine Nights of the Goddess...
Gautam Bhatia’s books on architecture in India are, by and large,
In the abundant literature on secularism that is now...
The tenor of Amandeep Sandhu’s Panjab: Journeys...
Colonial stereotypical portrayal of the myriad...
This is a timely intervention by Partha Chatterjee...
Election Commission of India: Institutionalising Democratic Uncertainties...
Satyajit Ray (1921-1992), who has been one cultural icon,...
Splendid is not the word. Finally, an exemplary work of research...
Ulrich Beck in his much-acclaimed book...
‘May the force be with you!’ The last line of the book is not a mere wish...
Indu Mallah’s poems give the reader a glimpse of that journey...
Kalpana Mohan’s book explores the growing aspirations for learning...fz
Quichotte (pronounced key-shot), as the first page helpfully tells the reader,...
‘I write to … express that part of women’s lives which is often buried and endured in silence.’...
This novel—and I’m using this classification as a temporary placeholder...
When in doubt of your mettle, Rimli Gupta’s book, Karno’s Daughter...
Have I died and gone to Heaven,’ I wondered...
In 1958, a young boy from a small town in Madhya Pradesh failed...
Memento Mori is Latin for ‘remember you must die’...
Iqbal, aka Sufi and Aabid, the author, grew up in different households in Dongri,...
There are not many fictional characters that acquire lives of their own...
The title and subject of the book stirred up a deep sense of nostalgia in me...