Book Reviews

The book is a heartfelt tribute to the life of an Indian Army officer

The book recounts the success story of RK Malhotra, the man behind India's most iconic razor blade brands

The book is born of his intimate encounter with death

Narrative rationality collapses in story after story

The book questions scientific morality and political complicity

The author offers unadorned tales that feel genuine and intimately familiar, dwelling upon the small dilemmas of ordinary people

Pronoti Datta’s book on Mumbai’s food history reveals how one club’s quiet rebellion transformed the metropolitan city’s social and culinary landscape

At 52, RK Sinha was ready to handover his legacy, something that first-time promoters hesitate to do

For readers interested in the moral, historical and political underpinnings of vaccination, the book offers insight and perspective

This is a revised and expanded version of the late scholar Harbans Singh’s 1982 work

By demonstrating the pandemic’s lingering nature, the book underlines its detrimental effects

In this new anthology on Mumbai, the sea keeps returning — not just as geography, but as memory, metaphor and mirror

The author believes “there is still time to build machines that serve humans, rather than the other way round”

Business acumen is a skill learnt, not a trait inherited, and this book serves as an extraordinary tool for its acquisition

The book is a tribute to the attributes that remain the hallmark of the Armed Forces.

The author writes how Tagore’s lifelong experiment with education was the cornerstone of his ideals of non-parochial nationalism and an instinctive cosmopolitanism

The book is a biographical account of the men who governed the East India Company and ruled India during the 18th-19th centuries