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A pocketful of India

Raka Sarkhel -
Craig Jeffrey’s book on India packs a quick punch. Writes RAKA SARKHEL LAHA

Man Booker longlist announced

Indian Link -
Start your reading: 13 'exhilarating' books this year.

Love, drama, mystery

Preeti Jabbal -
A novel by Melb-based Dr Madhu Vajpayee has all the makings of a good story, writes PREETI JABBAL

Remembering the emperor

Chitra Sudarshan -
A look at the Vijayanagar ruler’s pursuit of his love interest and the influence of those around him. CHITRA SUDARSHAN writes

Curried cultures

Indian Link -
Exploring the relationship between globalisation and South Asian cooking

A slice of Goa in the 60s

Indian Link -
A novel looks at the tiny state’s history during a tumultuous time, writes MAYABHUSHAN NAGVENKAR

Vikas Khanna: A ‘Buried Seed’ that bloomed

Indian Link -
KISHORI SUD reviews a book that traces Vikas Khanna’s culinary arc - from Amritsar to a Michelin-star chef

Don't miss! Five books to look forward to in February 2018

Indian Link -
SAKET SUMAN narrows down a list from dozens of books releasing in February; here are recommendations dominated largely by fiction and accompanied by a memoir and a commentary on Pakistan.

Jane Austen desi-style: A Pakistani perspective on 'Pride and Prejudice' and more

Indian Link -
VIKAS DATTA reviews Laaleen Sukhera's 'Austenistan'

Why I Am A Hindu: Shashi Tharoor's new book

Indian Link -
Beyond the Hindutva debate, Shashi Tharoor's new book a self-discovery of a 'believing Hindu'

A satire-cum-thriller, inspired by politics

Indian Link -
A new novel by Manu Joseph spares no one - not even India’s PM - with its biting humour, writes HIMANI KOTHARI

A Rushdie novel unlike a Rushdie novel

Indian Link -
It has a simple, easy-to-handle plot, but is relevant in a world of alternative facts, writes SAKET SUMAN
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