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Shashi Tharoor

Books: Best of 2016

Nandini Nair

From the architecture of the gene to the oral histories of men and women in the former USSR, this year’s best books reveal what it is to be human

How Social Media Is Shaping the New Political Order

Media partners in the politics of change for better or worse

JLF 2016: Word at Your Feet

Stars, the star-struck and other delights and diversions at literature’s biggest carnival

Shaming the Empire

There is more to the history of the Indo-British encounter than Shashi Tharoor’s polished rhetoric

Of Shashi and Shanta

Tharoor and Kumar are united by a familiar trait of controlled democracy

Sushma in the Soup

There is more than Lalit Modi that makes the Foreign Minister's position untenable

Loose Canon

Shashi Tharoor takes on everything from Modi to the significance of birthdays with his elegant prose, but spreads his umbrella too wide

The mystery of Sunanda Pushkar’s death

Injury No 10, a puncture mark caused by an injection, has been of interest to all investigators

Memoir as manifesto

America’s former Secretary of State gears up for a presidential campaign with a much-anticipated autobiography

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