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The First Heroine

Suneetha Balakrishnan

A fictional account of Kerala’s forgotten female Dalit actor of the 1930s

The Lost Heroine

The Lost Heroine

Vinu Abraham | Translated from Malayalam by CS Venkiteswaran and Arathy Ashok

Red Fear: The China Threat /

Red Fear: The China Threat

Iqbal Chand Malhotra

Mao Against Nehru

Iqbal Chand Malhotra

When the CIA came to India’s rescue in 1962

Making India Great: The Promise of a Reluctant Global Power /

Making India Great: The Promise of a Reluctant Global Power

Aparna Pande

The Reluctant Power

Karthik Nachiappan

How India frittered away gains and opportunities

Each of Us Killers /

Each of Us Killers

Jenny Bhatt

The Bloodlust

Sukhada Tatke

Short stories on the violence of big and small kinds

Preparing for Death /

Preparing for Death

Arun Shourie

The Sense of an Ending

Arun Shourie

Preparing for death

Nanoscale: Society’s Deep Impact on Science, Technology and Innovation in India /

Nanoscale: Society’s Deep Impact on Science, Technology and Innovation in India

Pankaj Sekhsaria

Jerry-Rigging Ways

Srinath Perur

Jugaad innovation in Indian laboratories

Running Toward Mystery: The Adventure of an Unconventional Life /

Running Toward Mystery: The Adventure of an Unconventional Life

Tenzin Priyadarshi and Zara Houshmand

The Inner and Outer Life

Sharanya Manivannan

Applying spiritual ethics to policymaking and justice

Karunanidhi: The Definitive Biography /

Karunanidhi: The Definitive Biography

Vaasanthi

The Last Scriptwriter

N Kalyan Raman

An empathetic portrait of Karunanidhi

Red Pill /

Red Pill

Hari Kunzru

Hari Kunzru: ‘Every one of my dark fears has come true’

Nandini Nair

The world Hari Kunzru portrays in his new novel is both familiar and near-mad. The novelist in conversation with Nandini Nair

The End of an Era: India Exits Tibet – India – Tibet Relations 1947 – 1962, Part 4 /

The End of an Era: India Exits Tibet – India – Tibet Relations 1947 – 1962, Part 4

Claude Arpi

Putting Tibet Back in Focus

Vinaya Chandran

Historian Claude Arpi goes beyond the British and Chinese narratives to examine older ties between India and the region

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