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Lockdown satire by an insider outsider

An Imprisoned Mind

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A fractured memoir that is as much about madness as it is about writing

Isabel Allende: The Reckoning

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Isabel Allende’s new novel is about a woman steeped in history

The Hoot and Call of Books

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The 15th Jaipur Literature Festival was more intimate in scale and more Indian in content

Power and Religion

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The complex evolution of cultures and societies in the Deccan

The Right Rebels

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Pramod Kapoor restores the Royal Indian Navy Mutiny to its proper place in the history of the freedom struggle

A Nicer Holocaust?

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The ban on Art Spiegelman’s book is a case of conservative ignorance meeting woke cancel culture

We Were Bereft. As Daughters. And As Citizens

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A journalist’s personal, yet universal, grief during the pandemic

The Poet Patriot

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The moral and political life of Jagat Narain Lal

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The Normality of Evil

Home Alone in Kerala

An Imprisoned Mind

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The Hoot and Call of Books

Power and Religion

The Right Rebels

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We Were Bereft. As Daughters. And As Citizens

The Poet Patriot

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