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Hitler Was Not Inevitable

Sudeep Paul

A still relevant lesson on how to destroy democracy through democratic process

Takeover: Hitler’s Final Rise to Power

Takeover: Hitler’s Final Rise to Power

Timothy W Ryback

Poor Economics for Kids /

Poor Economics for Kids

Esther Duflo with Cheyenne Olivier

Portraits of Poverty

In a new book for children Esther Duflo shows what it means to be poor. The Nobel laureate and the book’s illustrator speak to

Daiva /

K Hari Kumar

Call of the Spirits

Nanditha Krishna

Oral folklore and ritualistic traditions of Tulu Nadu

Keep Moving: Lessons on Staying Young in Mind and Body from India’s Fittest Family /

Keep Moving: Lessons on Staying Young in Mind and Body from India’s Fittest Family

Milind Soman, Usha Soman and Ankita Konwar | with Roopa Pai

Family Secret on Fitness

Milind Soman, with his wife and mother, provides the key to staying young. They talk to

My Beloved Life /

My Beloved Life

Amitava Kumar

Time’s River

Manjula Padmanabhan

A father and daughter’s story foregrounded against a changing India

The Remains of the Body /

The Remains of the Body

Saikat Majumdar

To Love Is to Hurt

Chintan Girish Modi

Alliances and betrayals between immigrant friends

Fool Bahadur /

Jayanath Pati | Translated by Abhay K

Classic Power Play

A vintage satirical gem from Bihar

From Pashas to Pokemon /

From Pashas to Pokemon

Maaria Sayed

Mumbai to London

Antara Raghavan

A young woman caught between time and place

Crypto Crimes: Inside India's Best-Kept Secret /

Crypto Crimes: Inside India's Best-Kept Secret

Mitali Mukherjee

Fast Money

Mohit Satyanand

The underbelly of the crypto world

Summer of Then /

Rupleena Bose

Self and Others

Sharanya Manivannan

The interior life of an English literature teacher tells of the personal and the political

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