‘@75 As I Saw it’ gives first-hand feel of ‘golden era of Indian journalism’

Mahendra Ved imparts a fly-on-the-wall feel of events that unfolded in an era before mobile phones and broadcast journalism.

By K. Sunil Thomas October 06, 2024

NEW ARRIVALS

Tom Bower accuses the Beckhams of a lot of things in his new book, mostly stale

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Book offers a profound understanding of trauma and resilience of an entire generation

By Anna Divya Benjamin

The book traces the contributions of Naik in building L&T into a global brand

By Meera Suresh

The book curated by Jay Jina will interest students, scholars, activists

TheWeek Correspondent

A total of 243279 Japanese had migrated to Latin America from 1899 to 1941

By R Viswanathan

Journalist Shyamlal Yadav’s book encapsulates the journey of UP's 21 CMs

By Pratul Sharma

Doing what she does is difficult, but doing it as a woman is near impossible

By Anjuly Mathai

The CAA protest challenged stereotypes regarding Muslim women

By Soni Mishra

A Bollywood insider turns the mirror on his tribe with rib-tickling results

By Jairam N. Menon

Author Tomojit Bhattacharya describes several stories of his adventures in Delhi

By Anna Divya Benjamin

“What we had in common - our restlessness, our impassioned spirits, and a love for

By Job Rinol

Scott Alexander Howard crafts his world in such detail one forgets it doesn't exist

By Anjuly Mathai