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Maa Maati Manush, and Motor Cars
Sumana Roy
Mamata Banerjee’s career has been bound to the automobile in strange ways. No wonder, then, the reader of her memoirs soon starts to play a game of car-spotting in the narrative
Firang Historian
Academic Jonathan Gil Harris is writing the history of the poor Europeans, as distinct from White Mughals, who settled here and became Indian
Whose Hostages?
A brilliant account of the 1995 kidnappings of six foreign nationals in Kashmir reveals shocking details of the involvement of the Indian State
Omega Seamaster Aqua Terra Olympic Collection
Here is the latest Seamaster, a watch that was first launched during the 1948 London Olympics
Reading the Reader
On Tagore is as much about reading Rabindranath as it is about Amit Chaudhuri reading himself as a reader
The Long and Short of a Story
A novel is like building a house and a short story like furnishing a room, declares Anjum Hasan, who now has both under her belt
Mama Em’s Cope Book
In literature focused on insanity, the gaze seems to have shifted from the insane. The patient is no longer the victim; that status now belongs to the caregiver
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