Economists can’t regain their credibility unless they give up their physics envy
The final novel in Kiran Nagarkar’s trilogy takes his protagonists to the frenetic world of Bollywood and beyond
After a lifetime of international intrigue and Tibetan struggle, Gyalo Thondup tells his version of history
Wendy Doniger’s book on the Kamasutra reminds us of the dignities once afforded to women in our culture
This fable-like bestseller about separated lovers is charming, but doesn’t quite find its heart
Another stark beauty from Ireland’s literary queen, Murakami’s literary debut in English for the first time, a sad and lengthy tale of a band of brothers and Coetzee’s experiments with truth
Why the platitudes of our time are not an alternative to the religious vision of the Bhagavad Gita
This former RAW chief’s pacy account on Kashmir is not consistently insightful but his pessimism is not off the mark