Armed with facts
GDP and other government statistics are problematic, worldwide. They go through
By Vijaya Pushkarna April 18, 2019
NEW ARRIVALS
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BOOK REVIEW
Dollops of information
Merging philosophy with fantasy
'Zara's Witness' is a coming-of-age tale with elements of fantasy and philosophy
By Sneha Bhura
BOOK REVIEW
Heading south
The book is meant to be, as the author says in the preface, a continuation of...
By R Prasannan
A foodie's handbook to healthy eating
'Ultimate Grandmother Hacks' is quite literally a handbook for everyday living
By Pooja Biraia Jaiswal
BOOK REVIEW
Going beyond conventions
Dr Rajeev Jayadevan's book, Think Like Your Doctor, answers questions on a safe
By Nirmal Jovial
BOOK REVIEW
Hard tales, soft telling
In the early 2000s, the HIV/AIDS epidemic in India was at its peak. There were...
By Pooja Biraia Jaiswal
BOOK REVIEW
Protect election commissioners, too
Navin Chawla's book provides an insider's view of the Election Commission
By Soni Mishra
BOOK REVIEW
Sita revamped
Sita from the Ramayan is a character that many modern Indian women have problems
By Rekha Dixit
Understanding Great Himalayan National Park and the struggles to save it
he book has elaborate chapters with photographs on ecology and trekking routes
By Sanjay Ahlawat
Jay Panda's new book an exhaustive commentary on issues of our times
He says India would be much better served by a presidential system
By Soni Mishra
In her new book, Malala champions the refugee cause
It is natural to feel a certain apprehension when confronted with yet another...
By Mandira Nayar
BOOKS
Searing prose
In a chapter titled “A Dead Rotting Rodent”, acid attack survivor Reshma Qureshi
By Sneha Bhura
BOOK REVIEW
Humanising the ‘other’
In the winter of 2017, Happymon Jacob was eating fish in a Pakistani mess in
By Mandira Nayar