The reviewer is a freelance writer based in New Delhi. She writes on books, art, culture, travel, music and theatre
The reviewer is a freelance writer based in New Delhi. She writes on books, art, culture, travel, music and theatre
Palekar believes that it was a series of serendipitous accidents that led him through most of his life
Can writers, artists, or citizens exist in a political vacuum? This collection of conversations by Githa Hariharan delves into culture, democracy, and dissent
In her book, Ms Ghanashyam provides a first-hand perspective of her experiences in these three years as an Indian woman living in "enemy country"
Maria Aurora Couto's last book is an elegy for a more inclusive Goa, and confronts its modern challenges, such as corruption
The book also spotlights Kargil, a city that most people still associate with the 1999 Indo-Pakistan war
Through the eyes of Syeda, journalist Neha Dixit traces India's story, particularly Delhi's, over the last three decades-covering hot-button issues like gau rakshaks, corruption, CAA, and more
Two Nobel laureates present a compelling case for compassion, highlighting its benefits for health, well-being, and longevity