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A candid analysis of organisational red tape and how to cut it out

A heady mix of entertainment & fact, this insider account projects Silicon Valley as a modern-day coliseum, bad guys in…

Tamil writer Devibharathi’s first novel to be translated into English walks the razor’s edge between crime & retribution.

The importance of chance played out with Charles Darwin being offered a role of companion on the ship HMS Bagle…

The book—an accessible albeit a bit oversimplified read—is a broad-stroke attempt to wake us up from the collective global amnesia…

No literary masterpiece, but Knife must be read as it’s Rushdie.

In a clarion call for conservation and coexistence, a reflection on the unspoken bond between animals and humans.

Arora has created innovative dishes for the some of the biggest celebrities and dignitaries across the world, from former PM Indira…

A maverick academician shares useful insights from his personal and professional journey of nearly three decades & how he transformed…

Religious books are gaining popularity in the recent past, with their number also increasing.