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A magical insight into the world of Indian jadoo

Shuma Raha - September 30, 2018

How Facebook destroys privacy, undermines democracy & helps raise a surveillance state

What we’re seeing under Narendra Modi is Hindutva 2.0

A breath of fresh air in studying Indo-Pak nuclear crisis management

‘The People Next door’ provides a wide angle view of India-Pakistan relations

Urvashi Sarkar - December 23, 2017

Author T.C.A. Raghavan attempts to show the flesh and blood of the relationship rather than just mapping the skeleton.

History in incubation: forgotten tales retold

Asad Rahim Khan - December 23, 2017

There is no greater vehicle for high drama, low farce, and ultimate tragedy, than the relationship between Pakistan and India.

A Resurgence of Husain Ila Pal’s “Husain: Portrait of an Artist” only further canonises the artist

Namrata Chhabria - December 16, 2017

The book sparkles because of the material the author had access to and makes Husain a consumable superstar.

Tom Hanks can be anything, even an author

Nayanika Chatterjee - December 16, 2017

‘Uncommon Type’ is a book of 18 short stories which provides a comfort read, preferably in bed with Chinese take-out.

Gabriel Tallent’s ‘My Absolute Darling’ is a deliciously dark and heartrending novel

Vandana Menon - December 10, 2017

Tallent’s debut novel about a child growing up in isolation and then finding herself keeps the reader within its pages days after putting it down.

‘India Social’ book review: How social media has shaped many facets of Indian democracy

Abhishek Krishnan - December 10, 2017

Ankit Lal’s book takes the reader on a chronological journey of major events that took shape on social media platforms.

No Songs for Silence: A Review of Gulzar’s ‘Two’

Shantam Goyal - December 9, 2017

In Two, Gulzar carves the facts of the partition to its bare bones in a masterpiece stoic prose

‘The Last Battle of Saraighat’ is a battle half-won

Jayanta Kalita - December 9, 2017

Rajat Sethi & Shubhrastha’s book eulogises the BJP’s victory in Assam, but fails to capture the truepicture of the Northeast and its complex issues.

A new book says 1962 wasn’t India’s fault, China started it

Vandana Menon - December 7, 2017

‘China’s India War’ by Bertil Lintner released; former Army chief J.J. Singh says China was aware of difficult terrain and fully prepared for the war.

The Sick of History: A Review of Sing, Unburied, Sing

Shantam Goyal - December 3, 2017

Jesmyn Ward’s haunting control over language, like the stench of history, remains lodged under the reader’s skin.

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Afterword

A magical insight into the world of Indian jadoo

How Facebook destroys privacy, undermines democracy & helps raise a surveillance state

What we’re seeing under Narendra Modi is Hindutva 2.0

A breath of fresh air in studying Indo-Pak nuclear crisis management

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