Kate Brittlebank
Srirangapattana’s zenana might have housed 333 women, but Tipu Sultan was an affectionate family man and a just king
Tavleen Singh in her new book should have allowed a bit of sunlight between perception and reality
His scholarship helps us understand Islam better and grasp the intricacies of Jihadist thought
He is a philosopher of free thought and an indispensable interpreter of modern India
Srinath Raghavan’s magisterial history of World War II is a graphic reminder that an integrated Subcontinent is essential to the rise and strategic safety of India
Sunil Khilnani explores the idea of India through the profiles of fifty Indians who shaped history
A Sanskrit scholar from America returns to the Mughal court to trace its Indian cultural roots
The story is about the author’s father who travels down memory lane beginning from pre-Partition Hindustan, and everything else afterward