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Arundhati Roy: The Utmost Unhappiness of Being Indian

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Arundhati Roy’s second novel in twenty years retains her original magic even as it becomes an overwrought political project

The Spy Who Came From the Cold
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The story of Bhagat Ram Talwar is a valuable addition to the literature on intelligence operations

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A writer emerges bruised but not broken from an abusive marriage

Her Story Retold
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Women’s biographies combat historical invisibility

Grime and Punishment
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Prison diaries of the infamously famous

Survivor in the City
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Oliver Sacks and the art of moving through grief

Tragedy in Transit
Sabin Iqbal

A first novel explores the lives of Asian migrant workers

Delights of Cartography
Gautam Bhatia

A memorial stroll through the changing history of Delhi

Citizen Chained
Tanul Thakur

A regional classic brings out the dehumanising experience of prison life

Love in the Time of War
Chatura Rao

A pulp panorama featuring an Air Force romantic

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