The Nagarwala Scandal: The Heist That Shook a Nation
These theories gained tailwind after Nagarwala died in Delhi’s Tihar Jail — later established to be a case of myocardial infarction and
Weekend Reading: A Diverse Book Selection for Every Reader
With the mercury showing no signs of relenting, sitting in the cool confines of your home with a book might just be
Chetan Bhagat’s Audio Drama: A Journey into Modern Storytelling
I always tell people to read and reading allows for a lot of absorption, but next to that, or almost the same
‘What Went Wrong With Capitalism’ Set to Challenge Standard Narratives
Sharma, a Shri Ram College of Commerce alumnus, first drew attention to the breadth of his vision with his debut book, Breakout
Must-Read Summer Releases to Keep You Hooked
The international best-selling author explores the revolutions, past and present, that define the chaotic, polarized and unstable age in which we live…reports
Katie Kitamura Wraps Up Another Book, Reflects on Creative Process
‘A Separation’ is about a young woman, who has agreed with her husband that it is time for them to separate. As
Bengali Translation of ‘Stalin’s Couch’ Wins 7th Romain Rolland Book Prize
This year’s winning title was originally published in French as Le Divan de Staline. It was longlisted for the prestigious Goncourt Prize in
Dr. Alka Pande’s ‘108 Portraits’ Book Collection Launches
The set of books features historical, cultural, and visual exploration of subjects ranging from Objects, Dance, Food, Architecture, Printmaking, Crafts, and Music
Asia After Europe: Sugata Bose’s Insights on Japan-China Conflict
Bose avers that during the 1910s, Tagore and fellow poet-philosopher Muhammad Iqbal had been shocked by the carnage triggered by European rivalries
Amish Tripathi on His Multifaceted Writing Journey
Talk to him about fascinates him about mythology, and he asserts it is India, its traditions and culture that fascinate him no