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Books
An Absent Memory of a Community
In her book, Sindh: Stories from a Vanished Homeland, Saaz Agarwal explores why the region continues to remain a collective blind spot of Partition, even for Sindhis who fled to India and then tried to erase it from memory. An extract:
Mahabharata Redux
The Last War is a re-imagining of the great epic set in the Mumbai underworld. In the dead of night, a few hours before he and his brothers go to war against their cousins for control of the city’s largest crime empire, Jeet Kuru starts having doubts. But that old fox Kishenbhai will have none of it. Extracts from a new novel
A Director’s Mind
Baradwaj Rangan’s book is proof that there is space for intelligent questions in Indian cinema
Fuzzy Money and Fudgy Logic
This book will not overthrow capitalism, but mounts a critique that deserves a read
His Many Suns
Finally, non-Punjabi readers can feel the anguish in the poems of Lal Singh Dil, a Naxalite poet from Punjab
An Uneven Ride
The television host hits the golf course to get 40 high profile people to reveal the secrets of their success
Shillong Tales
In this beautiful collection of short stories, where the everyday blends with the supernatural, Janice Pariat tells the story of Shillong and its people
The Fast and the Epicurious
Boria Majumdar is no masterchef, but for someone new to the kitchen, his recipes are effective and unintimidating
Banking on God
The success of Amish Tripathi’s Meluha series has led to a surfeit of mythological thrillers
Sheep in Wolf Attire
Naomi Wolf’s new book on the vagina is as misogynistic as they come
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