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From Homeland to Heartland: Sourashtra

From Homeland to Heartland "This book is more than just history," says Anitha Rajarajan. "‘It is a return to our roots — a gathering of...

Six lessons I learned from Amitav Ghosh

Celebrated writer Amitav Ghosh’s conversation with Michael Williams at the recently concluded Sydney Writers’ Festival was a masterclass on a variety of levels. It...

Difficult women, continued: Nikita Gill at SWF

nikita gill hekate “A woman they cannot control, whether Goddess or mortal, is a dangerous woman,” writes Nikita Gill in Hekate (2025). At the heart of...

The Sweet Kitchen: a guide to Indian desserts through the centuries

A food columnist for years at Wall Street Journal India, Rajyasree Sen has written columns on food for a variety of publications and also...

Wartime: The World in Danger: A new book by Rajiv Dogra

A "serious and growing asymmetrical relationship" with China, which has indulged in four instances of "salami slicing" along the un-demarcated border since 2012, and...

A clinical psychiatrist reveals how Indian women in Australia experience family violence – and how to combat it

Manjula Datta O’Connor is a clinical psychiatrist and chair of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatrists Family Violence Psychiatry Network. She has...

Exploring tales of chemistry: The foundational books, including fiction

"I can teach you how to bewitch the mind and ensnare the senses. I can tell you how to bottle fame, brew glory, and...

‘Tomb of Sand’ becomes first Hindi novel to win Booker Prize

Geetanjali Shree’s Ret Samadhi, translated to English by Daisy Rockwell as Tomb of Sand, is the winner of the 2022 International Booker Prize. It...

6 books about the climate crisis that offer hope

Coral bleaching, floods, bushfire, biodiversity decline and extinction – as we witness the effects of climate change, amid a stream of reports warning of...

Kasturba Gandhi’s diary brings her voice to the foreground of history

A century-and-a-half after her birth, "The Lost Diary of Kastur, My Ba" (HarperCollins) by her great-grandson Tushar Gandhi finally presents Kasturba as her own...

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The art of ‘Belonging’

From Homeland to Heartland: Sourashtra

Six lessons I learned from Amitav Ghosh

Review: The Supposed to Be at RISING, Footscray Community Arts

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Six lessons I learned from Amitav Ghosh

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