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Mystics & music
The books take the reader to the heart of the Sufi tradition and reveal its little-known musical forms.
A. G. NOORANI
Books
A prisoner’s trials
The book gives a graphic description of the miserable lives of prisoners and the blatant violation of human rights by the law enforcers.
ANUPAMA KATAKAM
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Unsung heroes
For everyone interested in India’s contribution to the First World War, David Omissi’s book is a mine of information.
Books
Missing the point
The book fails to demonstrate the tools for risk assessment that are broad-based enough to accommodate multiple specialisations and concerns.
S. Gopikrishna Warrier
Books
Focus on inequality
Thomas Piketty has brought the popular discussion of inequality and its causes and consequences to the forefront.
Books
BJP’s India
The two books look at how the rise of the BJP, with its antagonism towards Muslims and its priorities on security, is reshaping India.
A.G. NOORANI
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Misguided sage
The book is replete with oversimplifications and inaccuracies and appears to be a crash course for U.S. politicians bewildered by the complex world ar
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Inventing an enemy
The book argues that global jehad is a “myth” used by the U.S. “military-industrial-congressional complex” which wants wars for its survival.
STANLY JOHNY
Bridging a divide
The book is a collection of erudite essays on various facets of India’s contribution, largely through Buddhism, to all aspects of Chinese religious, c
Crises at seas
The books provoke serious thought on the neglected subject of the freedom of the high seas.
A. G. NOORANI
Testing diplomacy
THERE was much hype in India, particularly in the media and in New Delhi’s strategic community, around Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to the Uni
A multiplex world
The book argues that the unipolar moment is at its end, with Asian economies daring to confront the supremacy of the West.
Shelley Walia
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