Where there is Aniruddha Bahal, there is intrigue. An extract from his novel on treachery and deceit in Alexander’s Greece
Indian publishers are in overdrive, churning out books that offer marginal profits. But in the process, have they become glorified printers?
The country may be rife with strife, but insurgency cannot be used as an excuse for misgovernance.
The first female war photographer shot some famous pictures. This book features a few that are not so well known.
Based on the shaky premise that India is capable of catching up with China, this book will appeal to Indians if not the Chinese.
With this novel, Sudhir Kakar’s transition from psychoanalyst to fiction writer has finally been successful.
Why hosting the Commonwealth Games does not imply disrespect for Indians who fought British imperialism. An extract
Granted, it was inequality that set the world economy up for a crash. But how exactly? This is still open to debate
The fate of West Bengal is linked in many ways to how the CPM deals with the confusion that has gripped it over the years.
Tabish Khair’s new novel is a well told tale about the Thuggee. Now, if only he’d left his academic interests aside.