Nandini Nair

Why are crimes against women being avenged by vigilantism and blood thirst?

When those in Parliament encourage citizens to lynch those accused of rape, it shows a complete breakdown of the system

In his new novel, Romesh Gunesekera writes of the ebb and flow of boyhood friendships. The novelist in conversation with Nandini Nair

Kaveree Bamzai reveals the secret to a happy life

In novels, only the rich can afford the luxury of complete leisure, and no toil. They have lives of plenty, which end up pyrrhic, as rampant consumerism hints at moral bankruptcy

Six books that define our times, and redefine the novel. And one will be the winner next week

An inventive Polish in great form and a colossal Austrian are the new Nobel laureates in literature

The liberal in his labyrinth

A Swedish schoolgirl has become the poster child of climate change conversation

Suketu Mehta’s new book provides a corrective narrative about the world’s migrants. He tells why the debate around immigration is a contest of storytelling