To Kill a Man book review: A modern American political thriller
To Kill a Man is a relevant, gripping thriller in a year of American elections
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Lockdown reading: Of World War II and Latin America in 'Tango War'
A fascinating account of battles for the hearts, minds and riches of Latin...
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Beheadings and backstabbings galore
Beheadings at the Tower of London seem to have been the bread and butter of...
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Past is present
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Between the lines
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'Bolivar' review: Epic life of the man who liberated South America
Written by Marie Arana, an American author of Peruvian origin
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Isabel Allende's latest novel is a long paean in search of home
Love, survival, valour and ideologies are well-woven into this novel by Allende
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Exploring the hospitality industry bloom, from Watson's to Oyo
Taj Mahal Palace Hotel in Mumbai may be India's go-to gold standard when it...
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Learning some more about ISRO, space through rare images
All three authors of 'Ever Upwards: ISRO in images' are former officials of...
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'Sixteen Stormy Days': When Nehru decided to amend the Constitution
He introduced the Constitution (First Amendment) Bill in Parliament on May 12,...
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Drafting a nation
A few months before India became independent, a distressed Lord Louis...
By Soni Mishra