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Books
Writing the Revolution
When it comes to Naxal literature, the outsider’s gaze inevitably seems touristy and impatient. Turn to the accounts of insiders for the real thing
Unmaking of Modern India
There are no original thinkers in Indian politics anymore, says Ramachandra Guha
A Gentile’s Quest
Howard Jacobson’s Man Booker Prize winner is a searing search for Jewish identity
Seriously Comical
A new comic book shows how the Dongria Kondh tribe’s fight against Vedanta could have been one of many stories across the world
The Perils of Veggielit
VS Naipaul and Jonathan Franzen’s new writings lack meat. Blame their Brahminical standards of judging cultures different from their own
Why Read Llosa over Marquez
Writing about Peru, the winner of this year’s Nobel Prize for Literature, Mario Vargas Llosa, also writes about our reality
The Other ’stans of Asia
A history of everything you might have ever wanted to know about the countries of Central Asia
Lullaby of a New Father in Parliament
My son, apple of my scheming eyes, I have so many dreams for you...
My Wife’s an Actress
This book on the rebels of Hindi cinema, the women who crossed into a forbidden zone, probes their minds too sparsely.
The Emperor’s Holy Book
A copy of the Quran, parts of which were written by Mughal ruler Aurangzeb, will soon be auctioned in Germany.
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