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Echoes of many partitions

Aanchal Malhotra evocatively recreates the emotional responses of survivors and subsequent generations

A sneak peek into digital futures

Prashant Kumar's book takes a deep dive into the evolution of the media and content marketing landscape in India

An uprising and its discontents

Dr Murphy is professor of human rights and contemporary slavery at the Helena Kennedy Centre for International Justice at Sheffield Hallam University in the UK

Perennial marketing lessons from classic brands

The book stokes nostalgia to an extent that even its cover is a creative spin-off of a product's image

The English question

The book cogently examines the politics over language in a global context

Mismatched expectations on the marriage market

While it's engaging, comforting, and even entertaining to read this book, it leaves more gaps than it fills

Crimes and punishments

This compilation of writings on India's prison ecosystem has many hits but some glaring misses

The descent of Man

Dr Haq also shatters several myths in this book

The golden thrower

Neeraj Chopra's biography chronicles how he triumphed despite the deplorable state of Indian sports infrastructure

'The best words in the best order'

Assembled in five sections, Ms Deshpande's perspectives touch upon an array of subjects

Dealing with deadlines

According to Mr Cox, "as soon as you set a deadline, work tends to get delayed until right before time expires". He calls this a "deadline effect".

SRK & the art of 'fandom-onomics'

An economist traces the nuances of gender inequality through Indian women's universal fascination with Shah Rukh Khan

Poppers, gay subculture, and queer futures

The excitement and euphoria around poppers were unreal and unmatched and remain so