Book Reviews
Moni Mohsin
Moni Mohsin: Flights of the Butterfly
Moni Mohsin returns with her party-going, status-chasing, protagonist. She tells Bhavya Dore why she looks at Pakistani society through a gossipy socialite
Frank Dikötter
China: The Great Wall of Hubris
How China suppresses even the faintest stirrings of an open society
Amit Chaudhuri
A Pause in Berlin
Amit Chaudhuri’s new novel is interested not in events but the interruptions
Jerry Pinto
Jerry Pinto: Mumbai on His Mind
Jerry Pinto’s new novel is about urban adolescence in the eighties. He speaks to Open about the humiliations of college and the joys of language
Edited by Vikram Singh Mehta, Neelima Khetan and Jayapadma RV
Towards A More Equal Society
Lessons from seventy-five years of successful grassroots intervention
Khwaja Hasan Nizami | Translated from Urdu by Rana Safvi
The Fall of Red Fort
Oral histories chronicling the end of the Mughals
Rohini Nilekani
‘You have got to be optimistic in a young country,’ says Rohini Nilekani
Rohini Nilekani speaks to Open about creating a balance between the state, communities and the marketplace
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