books

Preet Bharara: ‘It’s the height of arrogance for Rajat Gupta to go smearing other people’

Bhavya Dore

Preet Bharara has earned enough enemies in his career as a US attorney. Now he has written a book on crime and punishment. The high profile Indian-origin prosecutor in conversation with Bhavya Dore

Uneasy Home

Rohit Chakraborty

Being a refugee in the Northeast

The Politics of Desire

Palash Krishna Mehrotra

A seductive narrative of sex and religion

Olga Tokarczuk: Killer Instinct

Aditya Mani Jha

Olga Tokarczuk won the Man Booker International prize in 2018. The Polish novelist is again in the running with an old-fashioned whodunnit

Mumbai Notebook

Anil Dharker

Rajat Gupta's book launch and Maximum (polluted) City

To Ride A Dragon

Manoj Joshi

Negotiating China’s road to global domination

Framing the Fable

Somak Ghoshal

This study on the evolution of photography in the subcontinent strikes a fine balance between the medium’s formal and aesthetic aspirations

The Eternity of Return

Payal Dhar

Tishani Doshi’s new novel bristles with an edgy restlessness

The Liberal Crack-Up

Siddharth Singh

The historic blunder of not listening

Defend Assange to Save Journalism

Ullekh NP

If you don’t defend Assange now, your ability to know the truth in the future will be badly hit, says Dr Suelette Dreyfus, the co-author of Underground