Can race and colour really matter in a country like the US, where the non-whites will eventually outnumber the whites?
An allegory of a man’s search for reality .
An attempt to explore India’s current schisms steers clear of any established point of view.
A book explores the uncomfortable and complex relationship between law and economics.
An incisive analysis of the strife-ridden Sahel region of Africa, with a warning that it could become the next Afghanistan
Madeline Albright is worried about the return of fascism in US and rest of the world.
Yet another book on jugaad, but one that drives home the point that it’s a problem and not a solution.…
A first-person account of MF Husain comes as a refreshing reminder of India’s artistic heritage where the artist firmly and…
Comey’s memoir was not meant to be about Trump, but in light of his firing, the indictment of the president’s…
A Poignant Portrait: A lyrical account of what Lucknow was, what might have been, and how it will never be…
In a decrepit old mansion in Dhaka, a motherless 10-year-old boy, Indelbed, lives with his eccentric, perpetually angry and drunkard…
Taslima Nasrin argues how one can’t be a feminist and religious at the same time, as religious texts & their…
Anyone can become rich, if you go by the thousands of bestselling books out there that tell you how easy…
No Path in Darjeeling is Straight is Parimal Bhattacharya’s memorable contribution to understanding Darjeeling through a prism, where different colourful…
Wolff’s account of what goes on inside the White House may be plausible, but never gives the impression of being…
A memoir by Shimon Peres could well be his last letter to the new generation to never give up in…
Is ‘Make in India’ faulty? Could bank NPAs be better managed? Are voters being misled? A book that answers questions…
The story of Naoki Higashida of Japan, detected with autism when he was five years old, takes us beyond a…
