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Battle Lines

Kush Verma

An investigative journalist’s chronicle of conflicts in the region

The Company of Violent Men: Dispatches from the Bloody Fault Lines of the Subcontinent

The Company of Violent Men: Dispatches from the Bloody Fault Lines of the Subcontinent

Siddharthya Roy

Everything There Is /

Everything There Is

MG Vassanji

The Science of Believing

Antara Raghavan

MG Vassanji’s new novel inspired by true events describes a physicist’s downfall

The Homeland’s An Ocean /

The Homeland’s An Ocean

Ranjit Hoskote

Breaking the Rules

Aditya Mani Jha

Rewriting the art of poetry

Law and the Economy In India: Before Independence and After /

Law and the Economy In India: Before Independence and After

Tirthankar Roy and Anand V Swamy

Market Laws

Alok Prasanna Kumar

The evolution of India’s legal system and its impact on the economy

The Many Lives of Syeda X /

The Many Lives of Syeda X

Neha Dixit

An Unknown Indian

Lhendup G Bhutia

A portrait of India through the life of a migrant woman

Do Not Ask the River Her Name /

Do Not Ask the River Her Name

Sheela Tomy | Translated from Malayalam to English by Ministhy S

Lady with the Lamp

Antara Raghavan

Displacement and humanity told through the eyes of a Malayali nurse

Glass Bottom /

Glass Bottom

Sonali Prasad

Between Land and Water

Areeb Ahmad

The Big Book of Odia Literature /

The Big Book of Odia Literature

Edited by Manu Dash

Chronicles from Kalinga

Sampad Patnaik

A portrait of Odisha through its literature

A Wonderland of Word: Around the World in 101 Essays /

A Wonderland of Word: Around the World in 101 Essays

Shashi Tharoor

Language: We Are Like That Only

Shashi Tharoor

Being unapologetic about Indian English

Indian Renaissance: The Modi Decade /

Indian Renaissance: The Modi Decade

Edited by Aishwarya Pandit

Redemption and Rebirth

Sudeep Paul

How the Modi decade changed India

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