Book review

India’s private lives laid bare open: An anthology gathers Indian voices on love, desire and intimacy, while refusing moral policing,…

Our curated list of new book releases features Ryan Roslansky’s guide to the AI-driven workplace, Beth Gardiner’s plastic industry exposé,…

The idea of jugaad may be quintessentially Indian, but there’s no cutting corners for quality

A case for universal provisioning as a precondition to eliminate inequality

Explore this week’s top book releases, featuring Nicolas Niarchos’ investigation into the global battery metal race,

Suvir Saran’s memoir Tell My Mother I Like Boys peels back the sheen of public achievement to reveal the soft,…

Courage is not the preserve of heroes alone, but the discipline of ordinary people willing to act with conviction.

How the ideals of the Constitution fail to percolate down to the masses

The two books focus on the encampments at Delhi’s borders and read the agitation as far more than a dispute…

An account of the anatomy of cybercrime serves as a warning

The book traverses India’s active role in global vaccine research landscape from 1890s to 1940s; the next two decades—1950s and…

The book is appealing because it is real and pragmatic. It does not pontificate but guides quite evenly. One normally…