‘Bandaged Moments’ by Nabanita Sengupta & Nishi Pulugurtha is a collection of short stories by Indian women writers on mental health it is not a gentle offering. It is a tear in the fabric of our social pretence
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Book Reviews
‘Why Savagery at Jallianwala Bagh Amritsar (1919)?’ by Jagdish Chander Joshi is a meticulous excavation of this tragedy and its meanings
‘The Dark Hours of the Night’, a new English translation of Tamil poet and novelist Salma’s acclaimed debut ‘Irandaam Jaamangalin Kathai’, tells why there is no such thing as a small story
The author writes that caste is not merely India’s parochial wound but an evolving structure that travelled and survived across the world
Colonel Arup Ratan Basu’s humane and compassionate book, “The Kargil War Surgeon’s Testimony” looks at war, not through the eyes of one trained to take lives but one saving them
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‘Mother Mary Comes To Me’ is a powerful work that recounts with astonishing clarity the impact a parent, especially a mother, can have on a child
This book is a reminder that the Himalayas are not only geography but also philosophy, and that a pilgrimage is meaningful not because it is easy but because it is transformative
Can we record their stories as easily as we drape their saris or wear their jewellery? Madhu Bhaduri’s book seeks answers
The India Comics Project starts in 2026-27 with a series of adaptations of classic Indian stories
Awarded to works of non-fiction, it carries a cash award of Rs 15 lakh
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