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Speak, Memory

Vineetha Mokkil

Where the political is the personal

A Million Multiplicities
Ranjit Hoskote

The Indian self is a work in progress

In a Sacred Grove
Shashi Tharoor

In praise of eco-friendly Hinduism

The Romantics
Shikha Kumar

Love and longing through the prism of gender and sexuality, class and race

Balachandra Menon: All in One
MG Radhakrishnan

Actor, director, producer, writer, lyricist, Balachandra Menon is an unsurpassed hero in Indian cinema

A Private Figure
Urvashi Butalia

It’s the personal that makes this political memoir of Sheila Dikshit different

This Is Us
Devapriya Roy

Anjum Hasan’s short stories are to be savoured for their quiet sophistication and power

A Hanging in History
Kriti Shah

Zulfikar Ali Bhutto as the progressive Islamist

Taslima Nasrin: ‘Without sexual freedom women will never get equality’
Nandini Nair

The third of her seven-volume memoir is out in English and Taslima Nasrin still remains a rebel with no regrets

The Power of Pursuit
Nikhil Dey

Making a case for the Right to Information and the fight for accountable governance

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