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Masala murders from Mumbaistan

Thrillers with Indian twists, like Anita Nair's latest novel, are fetching mega bucks in the booming mass fiction market

Co-operative co-existence

Pax Indica by Shashi Tharoor urges India to wield her soft power – but is this a glorified, yet impractical role?

An indictment of British colonialism

The book is a powerful commentary on the true nature of British occupation in Asia, writes MR NARAYAN SWAMY

Red hot chilli peppers

Indian artist Subodh Kerkar at Sculpture by the Sea 2012 The use of spices maybe the most distinguishing feature of Indian cuisine, but did you...

Nothing like a father’s love for his daughter

AVI CHANDIOK on a daring new movie by SriLankan born film-maker Winston Furlong Writer-director Winston Furlong’s first feature film Taj premiered in Adelaide as part...

Fearless Nadia dazzles again

LP AYER on the woman with whips, quips and swinging hips, brought alive by modern technology

Life, death and hope in Mumbai’s underbelly

CHITRA SUDARSHAN on Katherine Boo’s poignant book on the varied lives of dwellers in the Annawadi slum What is it about Mumbai that invites such...
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