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Book Review | Business as usual won’t do for a changing India

“Everything All At Once” by Rajiv Kumar & Ishan Joshi urges India to shape its future amid six global transitions.…

August 9, 2025 19:21 IST

More from Less for More, Dance of Freedom, Beastly Tales from here and there, A Return to Self

What to read now: 5 must-read books that dance, roar, question and inspire

From innovation and classical dance to political exile and modern fables, these five new books span ideas, identity, and imagination.…

August 2, 2025 23:07 IST

Pagalkhana, The Mad House, book review, lifestyle, Uttar Pradesh

Book Review | Gyan Chaturvedi’s ‘The Mad House’ skewers the ills of consumerism

In his 2020 novel, Pagalkhana, now available in English translation as The Mad House, the author extends his repertoire of…

August 2, 2025 20:25 IST

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Book Review | India’s growth dilemmas explored in ‘A World in Flux’

A World in Flux, edited by AK Bhattacharya and Amita Batra, compiles expert essays on India’s economic priorities in a…

August 2, 2025 18:30 IST

The New Geography of Innovation, Language of the Immortals, The Earth, book review, books

On the shelf: Books you might find interesting

From shifting tech hubs and the evolution of Sanskrit to the politics of protest and the business of Formula One—these…

July 27, 2025 00:18 IST

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Book review: Finding socialism in capitalism

Arun Maira’s Reimagining India’s Economy critiques number-driven growth and urges a human-centric, sustainable approach. With insights from business, government, and…

July 26, 2025 22:53 IST

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Cast(e) in stone: An exploration of how inequality exists in a global village, and not just India

Here the author traces anti-caste movements across the world, their political assertions, setbacks, achievements. What offers an interesting insight is…

July 26, 2025 22:14 IST

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On the shelf: Books you might find interesting

Explore powerful new reads tackling AI, depopulation, forest rights, and human dignity. From Nitin Seth’s “Human Edge in the AI…

July 19, 2025 22:13 IST

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Book Review: A matter of weight

Explore “The Ozempic Revolution” by Dr Alexandra Sowa—a guide to weight-loss drugs like Ozempic, their benefits, side effects, and the…

July 19, 2025 21:43 IST

BJP, RSS, congress, book review, lifestyle, life, lifestyle news

‘Without Vajpayee there would be no Modi’: Book excerpt from Abhishek Choudhary’s ‘Believer’s Dilemma’

In these excerpts from Believer’s Dilemma, sequel to Vajpayee: The Ascent of the Hindu Right 1924-77, Abhishek Choudhary gives a…

Updated: July 19, 2025 21:05 IST

Books on the shelf: Catch up on these compelling reads

Secrets of the Indus, myths about Urdu and the fight over nature – this week’s hottest reads uncover hidden histories…

Updated: July 12, 2025 19:52 IST

Book review: Talent management

A useful playbook for startups to optimise their workforce

July 12, 2025 19:11 IST

Book review: The new misogyny

An empathetic exploration of how cutting-edge technology is being used for the patriarchal project.

Updated: July 12, 2025 19:06 IST

The Meaning of Jungkook, The Hindi Heartland: A Study, Winning with AI, book review

On the shelf: Books you might find interesting

Explore five compelling reads: from Sanjaya Baru’s take on elite exodus in Secession of the Successful to AI mastery with…

July 5, 2025 22:17 IST

Book cover (Right)and File photo of dark monsoon clouds gathering in the sky in Mumbai. Jagadish Shukla played a key role in modernising India's weather forecasting capabilities. (Image Source: EXPRESS ARCHIVES)

The unpredictable skies: An honest take on climate science and its challenges

It won’t be computer models that save us, but people: who take responsibility for future generations and choose to act.

June 28, 2025 20:03 IST

Cubbon Reads sees 200-500 people turn up at Cubbon Park in Bengaluru every Saturday morning and Bansa Community Library in UP makes books accessible to all. (Image Source: Cubbon reads and bansa community library)

A literary escape: How reading communities and libraries are fueling India’s reading resurgence

Bibliophiles are coming together to reclaim public places & uncover the joy of reading for leisure, one book at a…

June 28, 2025 18:41 IST

Book Cover (Left) and a file photo of cricket legend Sachin Tendulkar in Mumbai. In the book, there are chapters on different cricketers, including Tendulkar, from across geographies and time periods. / EXPRESS ARCHIVES

Love for the long innings

Dive deep into the rich legacy of Test cricket with Tim Wigmore’s “Test Cricket: A History.” This comprehensive book goes…

June 28, 2025 17:24 IST

Explore new releases from stoic teachings to muscial journey. (Image Source: Company)

On The Shelf: Explore ancient wisdom, musical journeys, mythical rivers and more

Discover an exciting collection of new book releases spanning diverse genres. From applying ancient Stoic philosophy to modern success and…

June 21, 2025 18:51 IST

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