Bakhtiar Dadabhoy’s biography of John Mathai throws the spotlight on a forgotten footnote in Independent India’s history
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Book Reviews
What sets ‘Asha Bhosle: A Life in Music’ by Ramya Sarma apart is that it maintains a balance between the singer's work and personal charisma
The former RAW chief brings out Farooq Abdullah’s finest qualities as a man who would “not keep carrying a grudge” and who “never believed in closing a door”
The movement deserves renewed attention, and this book is a worthy spark
The book is partly autobiographical, partly a chronicle of the times, and partly a collection of his own subjective observations on the world he watched and has lived in
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Three books show how unity in diversity fuelled the spirit of Independence, dispelled hate
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
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‘AMU: Institution of Learning or Identity’ is a significant and timely narrative of a complex institution that has its tentacles in colonial modernity
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