Telangana Chief Minister Chandrashekhar Rao orders Rs.1,000 fine on those not wearing mask, seeks more COVID-19 vaccine supplies from Centre
Amnesty International’s latest human rights report comes down heavily on the Indian government’s clampdown on civil liberties in Kashmir
Students of stand-alone madrasas face prospect of a drop year as the institutions have remained shut since the lockdown last year
Victims of development Ajit Menon Adivasi women bear not only the brunt of development’s violence but also the adverse impact of that on gender relations.
Holding up a mirror Lyla Bavadam In his latest book of short fiction, Sharankumar Limbale, a formidable voice of Dalit literature, mirrors the reality ...
Short story The revelation “Baba! What’s the point of your keeping the key to the letter box?” Gourishankar was taken aback by his son’s ...
Eternally Ghalib Ziya Us Salam In this insightful book, the author places before the reader the lived reality of the poet Ghalib’s life, the width and ...
The man Indira trusted K.P. Fabian A biography of the diplomat P.N. Haksar, better known as Indira Gandhi’s friend, philosopher and guide, this book is a ...
For a ‘Dalitariat’ revolution M.P. Raju The book provides an overarching analysis of almost all the important problems faced by India today and is a must read ...
Islam and Europe Pawan Bali Akbar Ahmed’s book looks at the challenges facing the Muslim community in modern-day Europe while emphasising that ...
Policy & progress The book combines sound economic theory and intimate knowledge of the formulation and implementation of economic ...
New perspective on education Suhrid Sankar Chattopadyay A nuanced argument for a progressive and modern approach to education, which is still in the shadow of the colonial ...
The terror machine K.P. Fabian A historically sound account of the origin, growth and reach of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria.
Of identity & hope Mohammad Sajjad A book reassuring the beleaguered Muslims of India that nothwithstanding Hindu majoritarian offences they must have ...
For common good Shelley Walia The book is at its core an optimistic injunction against outmoded and failing economic models.
Vision for the future Ajit Menon A collection of essays mapping out viable sustainable alternatives to capitalist modernity.
The datafied ‘us’ M. Shuaib Mohamed Haneef The book prepares us to take cognisance of the potential of algorithm, the blender machine that is splicing up our ...
An Indian Muslim’s story VIKHAR AHMED SAYEED The memoir inaugurates a subgenre as there are hardly any platforms where the Indian Muslim experience has been ...
Demystifying talaq Shafey Kidwai A conscientious explanation of the puzzling issue of instantaneous talaq.
Saving wildlife VIKHAR AHMED SAYEED A collection of essays on a conservationist’s single-minded campaign for protection of wildlife sanctuaries in ...
Palestine’s voice Kuldeep Kumar A comprehensive view of the history and the present state of cultural resistance in the occupied West Bank.
Lessons for cooperatives C.T. Kurien A detailed account of a pioneering workers’ cooperative society in Kerala that has made a deep impact on the ...
Towering politician S. Theodore Baskaran The book portrays the many facets of the Odisha stalwart Biju Patnaik and his contribution to Indian politics.
Relevance of rasa Shonaleeka Kaul A creative exploration of the wellsprings and implications of aesthetics.
The Maithili movement Mohammad Sajjad A nuanced study of the Maithili language and the movement that led to the formation of a modern Maithili community, and ...
Storm in a tea cup Shujaat Bukhari A chronicle of India-Pakistan relations with no explosive revelations, the book owes its existence to the chemistry ...
Deciphering a paradox M.V. Nadkarni A creative contribution to a theoretical understanding of real-life economic issues and a critique of capitalism.
