Manav Kaul's latest book A Bird on My Windowsill is a collection of his poetry, prose, snippets, thoughts and random notes about love, nature, writing
Failure to Make Round Rotis: Poems on Rebellion, Resilience and Relationships is former computer engineer turned poet Mehak Goyal’s powerful debut collection of verses.
Since they were written during the lockdown, many of the stories in the book are about various aspects of the pandemic and how it affected
“Action” there is aplenty in this collection, with the tried-and-tested formulas of the box-office: adventure, sex and violence. It actually covers a wide range in
In the preface to No Return Address: Partition and Stories of Displacement, Manjira Majumdar asks pertinent questions—Why was Bengal as a province divided several times
Koral Dasgupta is an author with a mission. Her mission is to present the stories of the Pancha Kanyas and the five Satis depicted in
This is a centenary history of the Institute of Rural Reconstruction which Rabindranath Tagore later named Sriniketan (originally known by the name Surul, a village
The very first story, “Does Your Cat Speak To You?” is intriguingly told in just six pages. It conveys the trauma many Hindu refugees faced
Many other fascinating trivia are revealed in the book. It's intriguing to learn how Indians helped Zanzibar become a regional commerce powerhouse by connecting Zanzibar
And now we have this new book in the market "The Harambee Factor: India - Africa Economic and Development Partnership", which fills this specific void.
What is the Coffee House like today? Does it still draw bright young students to gather together and discuss the economics and politics of the
The novel is dense in content and cosmopolitan in nature, and hence, of interest to a wide range of audiences.
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Supriya writes about her time growing in North Calcutta in a business Marwari family, with all its quiddities and typical cadences, but her experience is
In this book, is that Roy started with a story based on the incredibly true story of a eunuch called Mona Ahmed, made famous by
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