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How travel broadens your mind

Backpacking around the world gives Kynsléy Nazareth an insight into his own culture, writes FRANKEY GERARD FERNANDES

Criminals as politicians

Milan Vaishnav’s new book analyses the nexus between crime and politics in India, writes CHITRA SUDARSHAN

An oldie but a goodie

According to Shubha Vilas Das, life lessons from the original literatures could help us lead our modern lives better, writes CHITRA SUDARSHAN

Taking the easy road

New anthology of short stories by Avijit Sarkar examines nuances of behaviour within Australia’s Indian community, writes SALMA SHAH

An Indian eternal man and the philosopher's stone quest

It’s a modern wrap for Hindu mythology in Krishna Udayansankar’s ‘Immortal’, writes VIKAS DATTA

Written in the stars

Inspired by Hindu mythology, ‘The Star-Touched Queen’ is the first in a new series by New York Times bestselling author Roshani Chokshi, writes BEHESHTA WASSEH

JLF Conversations: On women, gender, travel and poetry

JLF comes to Melbourne and brings its unique and frank discussions on context, culture and history, writes APARNA ANANTHUNI
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