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God’s Many Songs

Mani Rao

Reading the Bhagavad Gita as a text of dissent

Life As a Gallery
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Manju Kapur’s seventh novel reevaluates marriage and class, power and art in Delhi. The author in conversation with

The Acrobat and the Safety Net
Nandini Nair

Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni tells why her book on the early life of Sudha and Narayana Murthy is a rare love story

Cocooned in Time
Geeta Doctor

A cultural and biological history of silk

Lighting Up Rooms
Aditya Mani Jha

Interpretative and creative translations of poetry, from the contemporary to the classics

The Diminutive Detective
Shylashri Shankar

How beloved series characters spring into being

Metaphorical Malayalee
Madhulika Liddle

A portrait of Kerala in fifty stories

The Second Republic
Sudeep Paul

Can a Hindu Rashtra be a pluralistic nation?

Bouquets and Books
Rajen Mehra

The author, a pioneer in Indian publishing, relives a journey that began from Calcutta’s New Market with Hermann Hesse as one of the guides. An excerpt from his memoir

Forecast 2024: Life and Past Times
Nandini Nair

Memoirs, histories and investigations that see anew

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