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Book Reviews
Who Killed My Son?
Ullekh NP
An Indian-origin mother chronicles her 25-year-long battle for justice in the UK
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
China: The Great Wall of Hubris
How China suppresses even the faintest stirrings of an open society
A Pause in Berlin
Amit Chaudhuri’s new novel is interested not in events but the interruptions
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
Towards A More Equal Society
Lessons from seventy-five years of successful grassroots intervention
The Fall of Red Fort
Oral histories chronicling the end of the Mughals
‘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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