India's economic story has long been told through impressive GDP figures, booming stock markets, and its emergence as one of the world's fastest-growing major economies. Yet...
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Historian D.N. Jha's The Myth of the Holy Cow remains one of the most contested works of Indian historical scholarship in recent decades. First published in 2001 under the...
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In Odisha’s Rayagada district, tribal communities are running a race against time to preserve their mother tongue, something no government scheme can fully protect. In...
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In an era dominated by quick-fix advice and preachy self-help literature, Anubha Agarwal offers a refreshing alternative route to self-reflection with her collection, Brewed...
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Home is usually thought of as a place. Herta Müller’s Traveling on One Leg argues otherwise, and it does so through a woman who cannot settle into any country,...
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Congress leader Sonia Gandhi’s plan to publish her memoir in India through Penguin Random House India (PRHI) has reportedly fallen apart after disagreements over sections...
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There are books that you finish and put aside. Then there are books that keep turning over in your mind because they have left you with a question you hadn't expected. Margarita,...
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Loneliness doesn’t just leave you alone—it quietly changes how your mind speaks to you, and who you believe yourself to be. Loneliness is often described as a missing...
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Look at the flower in the field. It does not think. It does not worry. In the winter, it is quiet. It rests in the cold dark earth. It waits. The world is frozen and hard. But the...
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Your goodness is strongest when it stays steady, even when the world does not treat you kindly. A man is kind to you. He speaks with respect. He offers help. It is easy to be...
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