In his new book, 'The Divine Art of M. T. V. Acharya', renowned photographer Sridhara Tumari pays a rich tribute to the artistic genius by compiling all his great works
By Vinod V K December 20, 2025
Santosh Desai points out how the smartphone didn't just change our habits - it redesigned the whole use manual for being Indian
By Kundanika Nanda
Krishnan Srinivasan’s ‘Kolkata Crimes’ is a set of 7 detective tales full of suspense, intrigue and mystery, which unfold mainly in the erstwhile city of Calcutta
By Aftab Seth
In his new book, Eric Chopra taps into the enduring appetite for the other world – inhabited by ghosts and djinns
By Shubhangi Shah
In writing about Prashant Kumar, journalist Anirudhya Mitra tries to grasp the person beneath one of India’s most-debated police chapters
By Kanu Sarda
Nattukottai Chettiars’ business history is vividly detailed in "Fortune Seekers" by Raman Mahadevan, chronicling this Tamil community's remarkable ascent from humble origins to dominate Southeast Asian commerce
By Lakshmi Subramanian
'Power and Purpose: Rediscovering Indian Foreign Policy in Amrit Kaal' by Harsh V Pant and Anant Singh Mann divides the Indian foreign policy in its entirety from the time of Independence in 1947 to present times into four distinct ‘waves’
By TheWeek Correspondent
The book looks at the remarkable and often overlooked transition of the Indian military after 1947, from British allegiance to the Indian tricolour
By TheWeek Correspondent
Written by Swati Pandey, a senior bureaucrat who entered Kamathipura as Postmaster General of Mumbai, the book blurs the boundaries between the official and the personal, the observer and the participant, the state and the street
By Pooja Biraia
'Crooked Plow' is the story of the struggles and misery of subsistence farmers in the rural areas of Bahia, northeastern Brazil—poor in development, but rich in culture
By R. Viswanathan
The book by Shafik Meghji explores Britain's profound, multifaceted influence across Latin America—from the slave trade and independence wars to railways, football, and political interventions
By R. Viswanathan
Former IAAS officer P. Sesh Kumar combines professional insight with candid reflections on the strengths and shortcomings of India’s top audit body
By Pratul Sharma
N. Ramachandran’s ‘Notes from Willingdon Island’ explores Cochin Port Trust's transformation and highlights the structural hurdles still holding Kerala back
By Anirudha Karindalam