Maajid Nawaz was in thrall to extremist group Hizb al-Tahrir, a path that led to torture in an Egyptian jail....
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A writer who starts with a theme and then hangs a story around its neck will land in trouble unless...
In Churning the Earth: the Making of Global India, economist Aseem Shrivastava and ecologist Ashish Kothari interrogate what is unarguably...
Gender violence and politics make a combustible combination. This is the story of how a woman’s humiliation changes her life...
If India lives in its villages, what a shame then that the Indian rural woman has been consistently — nay,...
Conflict debases, destroys, deepens otherness. This novel exhales the anguish of tragedy. With its story of the stand-off between a...
Jonathan Franzen meditates on marriage and mobiles in these largely brilliant essays. I'd heard that the title essay of Jonathan...
Bhog and Other Stories By Ankur Betageri Pilli Books, Bangaluru, 2010 Hardback, 108 pp., Rs. 260 by Zafar Anjum In...
We like ambition in people. In India, children at a very young age are often asked by doting relatives what...
When I was asked to review Rajat Das’ debut novel (Paper Boat, Flame of the Forest) I approached the offer...
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