Chetan Bhagat scratches his head over criticism of his books, and talks of writing as an emotional endeavour
The reaction of a literary snob on turning the pages of a Chetan Bhagat book for the first time
Alien cults, Wall Street analysts, missionaries, ethnologists and rockstars go on an existential quest in the desert
This ‘skeleton’ watch has a flying tourbillon, which means it conceals as much as it reveals
It’s not just another GPS. It remembers where you like to go, be it a pub or karaoke bar
Shoaib Akhtar’s autobiography is a bitter man’s rant against his more accomplished peers
At a time when many women are rejecting the ‘feminist’ label, those who led India’s first wave of feminism review the battles they fought
It transforms how you talk on the phone while driving, and plays music too
Alan Hollinghurst on fighting laziness, living in the world of his novels and the pressures of being a gay writer