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Classroom Revolution

Mohit Satyanand

Moving students from passive to active learning

A book that revives the memories of the ‘forgotten heroes’ of the Ghadar Movement

Shaan Kashyap

Rana Preet Gill’s work offers a wealth of detail—material that an alert reader might well shape into probing questions

How non-violent was Gandhi?

Shaan Kashyap

Manash Firaq Bhattacharjee’s new book on the final phase of Gandhi’s life can be read in many ways. While it inspires, it also calls for greater pragmatism in the writing of history

An Art Book Documents the Losses of Museum Fires

Nandini Nair

Sahil Naik traces the journeys of lost artefacts

Textures of Time

Shubhrastha

The purpose of literature is to bear witness, not change the world

Journey through Grief

Chintan Girish Modi

A memoir on memory and mortality, love and loss

Love All

Rush Mukherjee

Navigating the challenges and possibilities of open relationships

Himalayan Wonder

Aditya Mani Jha

Anu Malhotra finds a very contemporary story in the life and traditions of the shamans

Indira’s India

Siddharth Singh

Understanding the volatility of her prime ministership

Rebel’s Reckoning

Nandini Nair

Banu Mushtaq and Deepa Bhasthi win the International Booker Prize for stories that celebrate sisterhood

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