Ponnu Elizabeth Mathew has embroidered revolt in a sweeping family saga set in emerald green verdant Kerala
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The Indus Waters Treaty marked the end of the canal waters dispute, which had arisen in 1948
The book chronicles his life between 1991-2021, a time both of glory and deep reflection
The author proposes a philosophy that extends the same rights and privileges to everyone by practising equity of opportunity and genuine equality before the law
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The book is a visual act of remembrance and resistance, forcing us to reconsider how India treats its forest citizens
Manash Firaq Bhattacharjee’s ‘Gandhi: The End of Non-Violence’ is an account of the last 15 months of the Mahatma and his solitary peace missions
Women writers are exploring the complexities of conflict and life from a gendered perspective
Book Excerpt: How life for women in a small neighbourhood in Bangalore revolves around water running in public taps
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