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Isabel Allende: The Reckoning

Sharanya Manivannan

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

Borderland or Bloodland?
Sudeep Paul

Geography as the determinant of Ukraine’s violent history

Revisionist History
Swapan Dasgupta

History is devoid of meaning if the context is taken out of events

Prashant Bose: The Man Who Saw Thunder In Autumn
Rahul Pandita

Retracing the steps of Prashant Bose, India’s oldest surviving Maoist leader

Murder In The Madras Zoo
Mukund Padmanabhan

A beastly tale from World War II

Water Kingdoms
Suneetha Balakrishnan

Indo-Roman ocean trade told through the stories of patricians and plebeians

The Banality of Comparative Evil
S Prasannarajan

Desperately seeking the sword of Hindutva

Akash Kapur: A Sceptic’s Faith
Nandini Nair

Akash Kapur’s nonfiction book tells of the quest for utopia in Auroville. He speaks to Nandini Nair about writing history without judgement and the impossibility of an ideal world

The Pursuits of the Past
TCA Raghavan

A problematic passage to the national soul

Why is Bollywood like this only?
Amit Khanna

A deep dive into the structure of Hindi cinema

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