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How India Lost the Case on Tibet

Dilip Sinha

How India Lost the Case on Tibet: Nehru ignored red flags, misread communist China and the implications for India’s security

Love in the Lost City
Ira Mukhoty

A historian’s first novel is a romance set in 1857

Hitler Was Not Inevitable
Sudeep Paul

A still relevant lesson on how to destroy democracy through democratic process

Portraits of Poverty
Nandini Nair

In a new book for children Esther Duflo shows what it means to be poor. The Nobel laureate and the book’s illustrator speak to

Call of the Spirits
Nanditha Krishna

Oral folklore and ritualistic traditions of Tulu Nadu

Murder and Memories
Shylashri Shankar

When deaths are linked to mysteries in the past

Time’s River
Manjula Padmanabhan

A father and daughter’s story foregrounded against a changing India

To Love Is to Hurt
Chintan Girish Modi

Alliances and betrayals between immigrant friends

Classic Power Play
Arshia Sattar

A vintage satirical gem from Bihar

Mumbai to London
Antara Raghavan

A young woman caught between time and place

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Gold’s Own Country

PR Ramesh

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The 71st Line: Kanchi’s New Seer

V Shoba

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The Line Must Move

Shubhrastha

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Window to the World

Nandini Nair

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Asim Munir’s true purpose may not be a total war with India but a military coup in Pakistan

MJ Akbar

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