Book Reviews
Writing in the Dark
Arshia Sattar
Raj Kamal Jha’s fiction transforms the news from something that fades into the past into a hologram of the present
Editor’s Choice
The author met Rukun Advani at a wedding. And that changed his career as an author. An excerpt from his memoir
Star-crossed Lovers
Reimagining the early life and relationship of Siddhartha Gautama and Yasodhara
Life As a Gallery
Manju Kapur’s seventh novel reevaluates marriage and class, power and art in Delhi. The author in conversation with
The Acrobat and the Safety Net
Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni tells why her book on the early life of Sudha and Narayana Murthy is a rare love story
The Second Republic
Can a Hindu Rashtra be a pluralistic nation?
Bouquets and Books
The author, a pioneer in Indian publishing, relives a journey that began from Calcutta’s New Market with Hermann Hesse as one of the guides. An excerpt from his memoir
Flexible Power
National interest will guide India unerringly if it does not get distracted by ideological reservations
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