Nandini Nair
‘If you can go to a protest, why can’t you go to a football game, why can’t you go to a political convention?,’ Lawrence Wright tells Nandini Nair
Dom Moraes’ travelogue is delicious piece of literary journalism from the 1950s
Delhi stories where the boundaries between pleasure and violence are disturbingly blurred
Samit Basu’s dystopian novel cleverly blurs the line between fact and fiction
Jahnavi Barua’s novel delves into the complexities of familial bonds in strife-ridden Assam
SD Tucker chronicles the strangest scientific experiments from the wreckage of history
Lawrence Wright’s new thriller shows with chilling prescience how the world will reckon with a pandemic
A gripping reportage of love and the politics of hate
An anecdote-rich but incomplete account by Montek Singh Ahluwalia into India’s economic reforms