A reflection of Punjab’s fluid sacred spaces, these institutions enable community connect and a sense of belonging, and are thus a unique example of social capital — trust within communities.
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Despite the undoubted wealth of material and density of research, some key gaps persist
The stories trace the landscape of a middle class which has withered away from the collective memory
The book captures the Indian judicial system at the district level most illustratively
‘Shooting Straight’ maps the life and career of a General without being a hagiography
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While there were several women who were inspired by the literary and political landscape of the ’80s, Banu remains one of the few who have continued to write regularly in the ensuing decades...
Gen NC Vij’s book ‘Alone in the Ring’ sheds light on operational challenges and the importance of strategic clarity and adaptive leadership
EXPLAINER: Cancel licences of 13 units, DC writes to Director-General
‘AMU: Institution of Learning or Identity’ is a significant and timely narrative of a complex institution that has its tentacles in colonial modernity
The book explores the intricate workings of a mind consumed by dread, creating its own traps and treacherous pathways
ON the face of it, a biography sounds no more than a vanity project. But, as ‘Unbound’ takes us into the limitless life of eminent ophthalmologist Dr Virendra Singh Sangwan, more than the person, we meet the man of science....
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