The story of two photographers, Raghu Rai and Kishor Parekh, and their books on the birth of Bangladesh

Writers cannot live in a vacuum, isolated from political currents anymore, says Pankaj Mishra

The spa treatment costs are small change if you won’t blink at paying Rs 1,25,000/night for the Presidential Suite here

Doshi seems to have written an entire novel in search of answers that she believes will ground her to some sort of reality.

Writer Tishani Doshi speaks of creating her own luck, her debut novel and life as a ‘pleasure seeker’.

Award winning author and blogger Shelina Zahra Janmohamed speaks of changing the world with her words.

Bhutan is a nation concerned about the effects of the sudden changes it’s encountering. No wonder its delegates at the country’s first lit fest have their energies focused on preserving its oral traditions.

A novel about the Holocaust that says a lot without even seeming to.

Diana Preston on writing Mughal thrillers with her husband, the fun of pseudonyms and ethics of fictionalising history.

The editor-in-chief of Bloomsbury is in India to scout for talent. She speaks of India being a soft market and surviving the end of the Harry Potter series.