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When literature celebrates our hyphenated selves

Literary worlds collide to ignite our transnational minds as the ZEE Jaipur Literature Festival travels to Melbourne, writes DIPANJALI RAO

Holier than thou? These Indian women shattered prevailing notions long before Western women's emancipation

SAKET SUMAN reviews Ira Mukhoty's 'Heroines -- Powerful Indian Women of Myth and History'

The ghosts of a literary Indian hill-station that haunt the writers of the present

ARUP K CHATTERJEE of O.P. JINDAL GLOBAL UNIVERSITY explores the English literary traditions of The Doon in Uttarakhand

Jhumpa Lahiri's reflections on book covers leave many questions unanswered

Do you judge a book by its cover? Asks SAKET SUMAN

Karan Johar's memoir lays bare all; reflects Bollywood's ambiguity

SAKET SUMAN on KJo’s new book 'An Unsuitable Boy'

Of loot, massacres and exploitation: The legacy of the Raj

SAKET SUMAN reviews Shashi Tharoor’s new book, An Era of Darkness, based on his celebrated speech at an Oxford Union debate that went viral on the internet

Tales from the middle

RITAM MITRA reviews Jeremy Wilshire’s new book Test of Character: Confessions of Cricket Legends
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