When Agatha Christie cooks Poirot’s breakfast

Reading Agatha Christie and other gardening pleasures

Lawrence Wright’s new thriller shows with chilling prescience how the world will reckon with a pandemic

Mysteries for pandemic times—from a virus which is the weapon of mass destruction to a US Congressional intern caught in political intrigue

Pandemic thoughts after reading Mary Shelley and Albert Camus

Will the coronavirus change what we eat and how we eat?

Who is the winner in the war between biryani and poha?

Plants, like people, can have hybrid personalities too

Grand capers that explored murder and politics with depth and humour

It is true that India’s Constitution framers did not expect the articles dealing with citizenship to be set in stone

CELESTIAL HEROISM IS a bestseller, unless it is badly made. In it merges great survivor dramas and the romance of breaching the boundaries of human…