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KR Meera: The Verdict

Suneetha Balakrishnan

KR Meera’s novella weaves magic realism through religious and gender strife

The Door Closes

Ruchika Soi

When you marry a narcissist

The Haunting of History

Ullekh NP

Mario Vargas Llosa’s new novel, set in 1950s Guatemala, is a warning for our times

Lingering Shadows

Aditya Mani Jha

The pathos and prowess of three recent poetry collections

Kunal Basu: Our Brave New Worlds

Antara Raghavan

Kunal Basu’s latest novel explores the conflict between different versions of India

The Critical Insider

Mani Shankar Aiyar

Writer and politician Javed Jabbar tells the tale of his tangled relations with the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) and Benazir Bhutto

Fatherland

Kaveree Bamzai

Actor Tusshar Kapoor, best known for his role in a comedic franchise, chronicles his journey as a single father

Friends or Foes?

Siddharth Singh

Paul Staniland decodes government responses to armed groups

‘A Biographer Is an Artist under Oath,’ says Ramachandra Guha

Nandini Nair

Ramachandra Guha’s new book portrays seven westerners who joined India’s freedom movement. He speaks to Nandini Nair about today’s rebels and the meaning of patriotism

String Theory

Geeta Doctor

The warp and weft of the Indian subcontinent

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Books

KR Meera: The Verdict

The Door Closes

The Haunting of History

Lingering Shadows

Kunal Basu: Our Brave New Worlds

The Critical Insider

Fatherland

Friends or Foes?

‘A Biographer Is an Artist under Oath,’ says Ramachandra Guha

String Theory

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‘There was a whole world in the ancient caves in the Deccan,’ says William Dalrymple

Why Britain Is Broke

The Discovery that Changed Indian History

Return of the Brotherhood

Lawrence Bishnoi: The New Don

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