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Memories of a Different Country

Madhavankutty Pillai

Arun Shourie’s memoir revisits the biggest stories of the 1980s from the vantage point of a newsroom

‘Mindwandering Is Where Creative Thinking Happens’

Cognitive neuroscientist Moshe Bar’s new book tells us to think broader to feel better. The author in conversation with Tasneem Pocketwala

The Transformers

Mohit Satyanand

Successful innovation goes beyond technology, to include commerce and policy

The Normality of Evil

Nandini Nair

Upamanyu Chatterjee’s seventh novel opens with the discovery of a dead body in a park. He speaks to Nandini Nair about creating crafty characters and the villainy principle

Home Alone in Kerala

Geeta Doctor

Lockdown satire by an insider outsider

An Imprisoned Mind

Vineetha Mokkil

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

Isabel Allende: The Reckoning

Sharanya Manivannan

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

The Hoot and Call of Books

Nandini Nair

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

Power and Religion

Ira Mukhoty

The complex evolution of cultures and societies in the Deccan

The Right Rebels

Vinay Lal

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

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Memories of a Different Country

‘Mindwandering Is Where Creative Thinking Happens’

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Home Alone in Kerala

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Isabel Allende: The Reckoning

The Hoot and Call of Books

Power and Religion

The Right Rebels

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