Gagandeep Singh Sapra
Is this the ‘future of television’? Well, it’s certainly quite an experience
If you look past its author’s name and ‘Nobel prize winner’ appellation, Home is a taut read with a jazzy rhythm—till you reach a revelation that makes you squirm
It’s neither a compact camera nor an SLR. But it’s highly portable and takes great pictures
A corrupt underling is as crooked as the system he works in, but Bagchi’s quiet, masterly prose leaves you with sympathy for his morally bankrupt protagonist
An independent publishing house based in Chennai has brought the joy back to reading with pure, unadulterated pulp fiction
Jahnavi Barua on geographic labelling as a pragmatic exercise, giving up her medical practice, and making it to prestigious literary prize shortlists
A bold new platinum edition of the all-gold favourite launched in 2007
The pre-Independence Parsee Punch offers political comment and gently subversive humour