Armed with Diplomas

How education helped women in a Delhi neighbourhood break their shackles

Romesh Gunesekera: An Island in Memory

In his new novel, Romesh Gunesekera writes of the ebb and flow of boyhood friendships. The novelist in conversation with Nandini Nair

Harvesting Hate

An insider’s account of how a few smart men mined and manipulated data to con the world

Men who Ruled Rome

A fascinating history from Augustus to Constantine

The Missing Pieces

Puja Mehra skilfully unpacks India’s economic dysfunction

Site of Rebellion

Struggles and sororities in a Bengaluru slum

Reimagining the India Map

Lives and Deaths in Tihar

It’s India’s most fabled jail that housed the notorious and the respectable, and where some prisoners were more equal than others and some executions were stranger than what was reported. Startling revelations of a man who witnessed their lives and last moments

Being and Nothingness

Michel Houellebecq: The novelist as the pathologist of Europe