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How Elif Shafak Became a Tree

Nandini Nair

The Turkish-British author’s new novel, set in Cyprus, tells of divisions and reunions through the prism of nature. The author speaks to Nandini Nair about inherited pain and memories, language and silences

Jayaprakash Narayan: The Making of a Socialist

Bimal Prasad and Sujata Prasad

Jayaprakash Narayan’s radical path of struggle

Towers of Babel

Sudeep Paul

From Islam to jihad to portraits of the mastermind, a select 9/11 bibliography

Eternal Seekers

Akhila Krishnamurthy

A chronicle of female spiritual travellers

Reading Fast and Slow

Mini Kapoor

Try taking up a book one page at a time

Machinations in Magadha

Devapriya Roy

A spy story set in the Ashokan age

Who Are We?

Sreejit Datta and Raghava Krishna

J Sai Deepak’s book heralds the ripening of the Indic civilisational discourse

Draupadi’s Rage

Arshia Sattar

Her story has been repeatedly retold by women writers because the epic heroine challenges patriarchy

Into the Unknown

Shail Desai

Journeys on a motorbike, a bicycle and on foot celebrate solitude and freedom

Being the Scindias

Reshmi Dasgupta

A family that has ensured a seamless transition from the top rung of one system to another

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How Elif Shafak Became a Tree

Jayaprakash Narayan: The Making of a Socialist

Towers of Babel

Eternal Seekers

Reading Fast and Slow

Machinations in Magadha

Who Are We?

Draupadi’s Rage

Into the Unknown

Being the Scindias

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