Six novels, by five women and one man, about grief and friendship, forgiveness and atonement, contend for the Booker Prize
Why was Tipu Sultan, whose antipathy to non-Muslims ran deep, afraid of Hindus?
Ramachandra Guha traces India’s environmental consciousness through its first ecologists
Nathuram Godse fired two bullets into Gandhi’s stomach and one into the chest. Bapu said ‘Rama, Rama’; and then life left him
Arvind Panagariya lays out the limitations of Nehru’s economic project and its impact today
William Dalrymple’s new book mapping India’s civilisational legacy tells the world a story and invites Indians to a debate
In his new book, William Dalrymple recounts the many core innovations that originated in India and transformed the world. The historian in conversation with