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Desert Pains

Suneetha Balakrishnan

Expatriate anguish in an imagined country in the Gulf

Shamal Days

Sabin Iqbal

Sach Kahun Toh: An Autobiography /

Sach Kahun Toh: An Autobiography

Neena Gupta

Hard Truths

Neena Gupta’s memoir is about persistence, patience and the ability to pick up the pieces

Tata: The Global Corporation that Built Indian Capitalism /

Tata: The Global Corporation that Built Indian Capitalism

Mircea Raianu

The House of Tatas

Siddharth Singh

A portrait of a business group as a capital asset in history

The Startup Wife /

The Startup Wife

Tahmima Anam

‘All writers are outsiders,’ says Tahmima Anam

Antara Raghavan

Tahmima Anam’s new novel moves away from her Bangladesh trilogy. She speaks to Antara Raghavan about chronicling the seductions and perils of the startup world

The Tatas, Freddie Mercury & Other Bawas: An Intimate History of the Parsis /

The Tatas, Freddie Mercury & Other Bawas: An Intimate History of the Parsis

Coomi Kapoor

The Legend of the Poonawallas

Pomp, philanthropy and an affordable Covid vaccine for India. Yet another Parsi saga

The Passenger /

Ulrich Alexander Boschwitz

If This is a Man

S Prasannarajan

The second coming of Ulrich Alexander Boschwitz

Mr Humble & Dr Butcher: A Monkey’s Head, The Pope’s Neuroscientist, and the Quest to Transplant the Soul /

Mr Humble & Dr Butcher: A Monkey’s Head, The Pope’s Neuroscientist, and the Quest to Transplant the Soul

Brandy Schillace

A Cold War State of Mind and Weird Neurosurgeries

Brandy Schillace opens the lid on the race between the West and the Soviets to dominate the world through brain science

How to Raise a Feminist Son: A Memoir and Manifesto /

How to Raise a Feminist Son: A Memoir and Manifesto

Sonora Jha

Raising Them Right

Imagining a feminist future for one’s child

The Gita for a Global World: Ethical Action in an Age of Flux /

The Gita for a Global World: Ethical Action in an Age of Flux

Rohit Chopra

An Ethical Treatise

What the Gita can tell us at a time clouded by chaos and insecurity

Keeping in Touch /

Keeping in Touch

Anjali Joseph

Missed Connections

Antara Raghavan

Anjali Joseph’s new novel explores the nature of long-distance relationships and the long-lasting links between people and places

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