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Finding Home

Kumud Ranjan

The memoir of a Dalit writer on alienation, deprivation and reconciliation

Who was Irrfan Khan?

Manik Sharma

A film critic speaks to friends and family to get to the answer

Matters of the Mind

Madhulika Liddle

The novel as a character study of the country

‘This idea of progress is one of the most terrible myths,’ says Amitav Ghosh

Nandini Nair

Amitav Ghosh talks about his new book that charts the transformative effect of the poppy on the making of the world in a conversation with

Spot the Killer

Shylashri Shankar

Buried secrets in the labyrinth of family relationships

Ear to the Ground

Ranjit Lal

An environmentalist charts the stories of India’s vulnerable lands

Mothers and Daughters

Kaveree Bamzai

A journey into lost love and its lingering trauma

Through a Lens Lightly

Rati Girish

Young-adult fiction that shines a light on the contemporary world

The President’s Man

Kush Verma

Giani Zail Singh’s tenure reveals the limits and possibilities of the highest office

Prisoner of the Present

Bhavya Dore

Anjum Hasan’s new novel is about a middle-aged history teacher living in Delhi

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Finding Home

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Ear to the Ground

Mothers and Daughters

Through a Lens Lightly

The President’s Man

Prisoner of the Present

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