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Short stories where reality is delivered with many a twist

Speech and Silence

Madhulika Liddle

Women in a village ask questions on faith and belief

Lion’s Share

Suhrith Parthasarathy

The triumphs and tragedy of Sri Lankan cricket

How to Sell a Book

Chintan Girish Modi

The mechanics of marketing that separate a literary darling from a literary nobody

Power Portraits

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Neerja Chowdhury reveals the inner workings of six Indian prime ministers

Mayhem in the Metropolis

Arshia Sattar

An elegy to a Mumbai destroyed by greed and cynicism

Many Indias

Somak Ghoshal

From the early masters to contemporary stars

Reminiscences of a Bureaucrat

Madhavankutty Pillai

An officer under Indira and Rajiv Gandhi shares an insider account

The Buddha at Home

Bhavya Dore

John Guy brings together more than 125 objects about the origins of Buddhism in his new book and a recent exhibition

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The Buddha at Home

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