USHA ARVIND on a new biography of mathematician Srinivasa Ramanujan... more
Women writers from the subcontinent brought their stories to the Melbourne Writers’ Festival. CHITRA SUDARSHAN reports... more
Tanveer Ahmed’s memoir covers aspects of his life with wit, compassion and understanding, leaving the reader with a craving for more, says FARRHA KHAN... more
Two recently released books present interesting, albeit contrasting, views on the complex relation between environment and population, writes NOEL G DE SOUZA... more
Writer and journalist Vaasanthi’s Jayalalithaa: A Portrait traces the life of the Tamil Nadu political heavyweight, whereas former cricket administrator Malcolm Speed’s Sticky Wicket is an insider’s view on the game’s inner workings, writes CHITRA SUDERSHAN... more
A book based on an oncologist’s journey with her patients reveals that pain often brings out the most beautiful side of human beings, Chitra Sudarshan writes... more
Jaspreet Singh’s book Chef chronicles the return of the prime character to Kashmir, and his unusual predicament that transcends the bounds of human relations By SHIVANGI AMBANI-GANDHI... more
Australian writer Thomas Keneally’s book Three Famines draws interesting parallels between the Potato Famine of the 1840s in Ireland and the Bengal Famine of the 1940s, says NOEL G. DE SOUZA.... more
PAWAN LUTHRA reviews Sarita Mandanna’s debut novel that outlines the life of a feisty lady in the backdrop of the picturesque Coorg hills.... more
An Australian writer chronicles the success stories of India’s most prominent and prolific businessmen.... more