BOOKS
‘Destination Delhi’ review: Tale of a migrant's dream of making the city his own

‘Destination Delhi’ review: Tale of a migrant's dream of making the city his own

Author Tomojit Bhattacharya describes several stories of his adventures in Delhi

By Anna Divya Benjamin July 26, 2024

NEW ARRIVALS

Neerada Suresh’s 'Alignment' review: Poems that celebrate nothing yet everything

Neerada Suresh’s 'Alignment' review: Poems that celebrate nothing yet everything

There is nothing strikingly unconventional about the way writer Neerada Suresh pens

By Reya Mehrotra
To Every Parent, To Every School review: Why life is a marathon, not a sprint

To Every Parent, To Every School review: Why life is a marathon, not a sprint

The veteran writers have over two decades of experience in education

By Prathima Nandakumar
'Unashamed: Notes from the Diary of a Sex Therapist: A book that tackles the taboo around sex, sexuality

'Unashamed: Notes from the Diary of a Sex Therapist: A book that tackles the taboo around sex, sexuality

The sex therapist attributes much of our shame to society's moral policing

By Tara Jacob
Fool Bahadur review: A fun romp through colonial bureaucracy

Fool Bahadur review: A fun romp through colonial bureaucracy

Fool Bahadur could well be counted as the first known Magahi novel

By K. Sunil Thomas
Civil servant Aman Deep Chatha releases seventh book 'Ahbaab’

Civil servant Aman Deep Chatha releases seventh book 'Ahbaab’

The book offers a glimpse into Chatha's literary world

By Anna Divya Benjamin
'Nimbu Saab: The Barefoot Naga Kargil Hero' Review: Home they brought the warrior dead

'Nimbu Saab: The Barefoot Naga Kargil Hero' Review: Home they brought the warrior dead

In every war, there are known heroes, and there are many unknown ones. This is a

By Sanjib Kr Baruah
A comprehensive dictionary of Bharatanatyam review: A guide for the uninitiated

A comprehensive dictionary of Bharatanatyam review: A guide for the uninitiated

Vidhya Bhavani Suresh's book is a go-to guide on the nuances of the dance form

By Lakshmi Subramanian
Riding The Pale Horse review: A preparation for one of life’s most important and obscure events

Riding The Pale Horse review: A preparation for one of life’s most important and obscure events

Paul gives a medical man’s view of death, from the operating room

By Anna Divya Benjamin
'Gangster Warlords: Drug Dollars, Killing Fields, and the New Politics of Latin America' review

'Gangster Warlords: Drug Dollars, Killing Fields, and the New Politics of Latin America' review

Grillo brings out details of how gangs direct their criminal operations from prisons

By R. Viswanathan
Taken Away: An evocative memoir of a Tibetan monk set in tumultuous times

Taken Away: An evocative memoir of a Tibetan monk set in tumultuous times

Despite the grave historical context, Taken Away is filled with humour and heart

By Anjali H
‘Fifty Year Road’ review: A personal history of India penned by a politically conscious Indian

‘Fifty Year Road’ review: A personal history of India penned by a politically conscious Indian

Bhaskar Roy’s book chronicles key events in India in the last 50 years

By R Prasannan
A nifty handbook for those interested in foreign trade and policy

A nifty handbook for those interested in foreign trade and policy

The book details how India mastered the art of bridging diplomacy and trade

By K. Sunil Thomas
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