Retelling a great victory as witnessed by the Nagas
His Majesty’s Headhunters—the Siege of Kohima—is an ambitious book
By Mandira Nayar April 26, 2024
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‘2024: India in Freefall’ review: Sanjay Jha stood on the burning deck
The book stands apart from clutch of publications that crowds market in poll season
By Jairam N. Menon
'Nonsense File by the Colonel' review: A delightful and captivating read
The book is also Vallikkappan's tribute to the many people who enriched his life
By Meera Suresh
A look into the lives and works of great masters of cinema
'Modern Masters of Cinema' is an exploration of the world of cinema, offering
By Pratul Sharma
'She, The Leader: Women in Indian Politics' review: A fitting ode to women politicians
Nidhi Sharma's book traces the lives and careers of women who shaped Indian politics
By Devananthan Subharam
'Trust' by Hernan Diaz: An unconventional and thought-provoking work
The author describes ‘Trust’ as a polyphonic novel
By R Viswanathan
Nikhil J. Alva’s debut novel 'If I Have To Be A Soldier' expertly weaves history and fiction
It is a page-turner as well as a reminder of India's blood-soaked foundations
By K. Sunil Thomas
V.K. Saxena’s Yamuna memoir: From an admirer of the river to its custodian
Delhi LG V.K. Saxena narrates the initiative he had taken to save Yamuna
Mohit Sharma
'Revolutionizing Business Operations' review: Change the way you think about and run your business
Saldanha and Passerini also provide real-life examples and case studies
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'The Greatest Malayalam Stories Ever Told'—A compendium of stories that reflect Kerala's progression
An authoritative compendium of some of the best known short story works
By K. Sunil Thomas
Chitra Govindraj's new poetry collection 'Essence' speaks to universality of human condition
Chitra wrote the poems during the pandemic
By Anjuly Mathai
'Courting India: England, Mughal India and the Origins of Empire' review
A fascinating read for those interested in the history of British entry into India
By R. Viswanathan
'Mystics and Sceptics' review: An anthology on faith, fate, fakir and in a way, fakiri
Namita Gokhale takes you on a ride and you will never return the same
By Mandira Nayar