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Born To Be Wild

Ranjit Lal

From Romulus Whitaker to India’s Snakeman

VO Chidambaram Pillai: Patriot of the Seas
V Shoba

The Tamil revolutionary who challenged British maritime power

Free Spirit
Urvashi Bahuguna

A portrait of a Mughal princess as an adventurer

An Epic Act
Amal Allana

How Ebrahim Alkazi changed the Hindi theatre

The Phantom Invasion
Kishan S Rana

How British panic at the Japanese threat aggravated Indian suffering in 1942

Character Is Destiny
Shylashri Shankar

Locked-room mysteries with a contemporary twist

Sathnam Sanghera: The Empire Raider
Nandini Nair

British Indian writer Sathnam Sanghera in his new book traces the imperial legacy across the globe. He tells why complete cultural decolonisation is difficult

Revenge and Redemption
Nanditha Krishna

Kingdoms crash and dynasties disappear in this epic set in Assam

The Vernacular Vibe
Tejinder S Randhawa

The enduring aura of architecture without architects

The End Is Near
Jaideep Unudurti

A boy’s metaphorical search for dessert in Varanasi

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The Thousand-Year Jihad

Rahul Pandita

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“This is not the India I grew up in”

Swapan Dasgupta

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When Paradise Is Not Enough

MJ Akbar

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Partners Against Terror

Anat Bernstein-Reich

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Kavya’s Canvas

Kaveree Bamzai

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