Introvert and cricket legend
The story of the quiet batsman who made that career-defining knock of 281, WRITES MOHAMMED SHAFEEQ.
The Indian effort in WWI
C. UDAY BHASKAR reviews a new book that traces the footsteps of the Indian Army's 1.5 million men who fought for the Allies in 1914-18
The ‘New India’ we seek
An extract from Shashi Tharoor's new book The Paradoxical Prime Minister
Don’t Miss! Five books to look forward to in October 2018
SAKET SUMAN proposes five books to read this October
Dragons and elephants
We thought we will get a handle on the subject by exploring some books that look at both China and India, and use the words ‘Dragon’ and ‘Elephant’
Food as identity
The e-book is a light read, but loaded with opportunities to fondly recall the Fiji Indian experience from a culinary perspective
Islam through a different lens
Ed Husain talks about the mainstream and pluralist form of Islam with Tasneem Chopra at the Melbourne Writers Festival. APARNA ANANTHUNI reports.
Nobel winning writer V S Naipaul passes away
In a career spanning over five decades, Naipaul penned some 30 books, across literary genres, and established himself as a prominent voice among the writers of his time
‘Tagore’s books were way ahead of their time’
Although it was Kabuliwalah that drew her closer to Tagore, it was his words about the emancipation of women in the 19th century that really resonated with Radha.
Don’t Miss! Five books to look forward to in August 2018
SAKET SUMAN narrows down a list from dozens of books releasing in August
