BOOKS : On divided courts

BOOKS

Of monks and love

There has always been a hypothesis that Jesus Christ was in India during the...

BOOK REVIEW

Indira’s invisible mentor

History usually remembers only the leaders. Jairam Ramesh’s Intertwined Lives:...

ACCIDENTAL HEROES

A racy thriller

From an author of romantic works, 'Accidental Heroes' comes as a pleasant...

ANITA GETS BAIL

Courts don’t play ball

The author’s wife Anita, suffering from Parkinson’s disease, had to be...

LIFE OVER TWO BEERS AND OTHER STORIES

Chuckle-worthy tales

As one of India’s bestselling non-fiction authors, economist Sanjeev Sanyal...

Will technology arrest climate change?

Innovations address market needs, which are created by some form of disruption

A NATIONAL SECURITY STRATEGY FOR INDIA

Security first

India is facing threats in both traditional and non-traditional realms of...

RESHAPING ART

Self-indulging art

At the Music Academy in Chennai, audiences see Carnatic vocalist T.M. Krishna...

ADI SHANKARACHARYA

Reclaiming Hinduism

Pavan K. Varma, former diplomat, politician and writer, visited places that he...

Timeless tales from Bengal

34 short stories that traverse a vast landscape of categories, genres and...

BOOK REVIEW

Jungle book

The life of Donald Anderson, captured in a new book, is fascinating in its own...

ANGREZI MEIN KEHTE HAIN

Angrezi Mein Kehte Hain: A slice-of-life movie on elderly love

In most films about mid-life romance, steadily ageing couples discover hitherto