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Book Reviews
Read excerpts from ‘1945: The Reckoning — War, Empire and the Struggle for a New World’ by Phil Craig
Nominated in ‘General Nonfiction’ category, it lost to Benjamin Nathans’ ‘To the Success of Our Hopeless Cause: The Many Lives of the Soviet Dissident Movement’
This is a universal story about reclaiming voice and identity
The book explores the intricate workings of a mind consumed by dread, creating its own traps and treacherous pathways
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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....
Inquilab: A Novel by Khwaja Ahmad Abbas tells the story of India’s struggle for Independence and its micro reflection in the lives of ordinary people
A new book authored by Vasudha Rai, a beauty and wellness expert, explores the mysticism, science, recipes and rituals around some 50 plant species that are used in worship
A book explores the agency of women in colonial Punjab, while a poet writes on the meaning of loss
It marks the first time a Kannada title has made it this far in the race for the coveted GBP 50,000 literary prize – divided between author and translator
Students from nine Indian universities chose the winner of the Choice of India edition of the Goncourt Prize
No one before or after the former Chief Election Commissioner Tirunellai Narayana Iyer Seshan has been able to reform the ECI as effectively as he did
When a young girl falls to death from the terrace of a plush mansion, the cops see it as an open-and-shut case of accident or suicide. But Inspector Kumar, parent to a dead daughter himself, is convinced that all is...
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