Books
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Book Review: Reserve Bank, governments do differ, but Subbarao reveals how
By Meghna Mittal Title: Who Moved My Interest Rate?; Author: Duvvuri Subbarao; Publisher: Penguin Random House India; Pages: 308; Price:…
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President Mukherjee confers 51st Jnanpith Award on Raghuveer Chaudhari
New Delhi–President Pranab Mukherjee on Monday conferred the 51st Jnanpith Award on renowned writer from Gujarat, Raghuveer Chaudhari, saying he…
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Jhumpa Lahiri’s Book Named the 75 Best Books of the Past 75 Years
WALTHAM, MA—Jhumpa Lahiri’s book “Interpreter of Maladies” has been named The 75 Best Books of the Past 75 Years by…
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Amitav Ghosh to stay at Rashtrapati Bhavan as Writer In-Residence
New Delhi– Eminent author Amitav Ghosh will stay at Rashtrapati Bhavan as Writer In-Residence from July 10 to July 14.…
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Northeast will be key to linkages with southeast Asia: VK Singh
New Delhi– Minister of State for External Affairs V.K. Singh on Friday expressed confidence that India’s northeast region will play…
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Books This Week: Romance, business and philosophy
New Delhi– Immerse yourself in two distinct love stories, understand the machinery behind the markets that dominate our lives and…
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Book Review: Democracy and Political Hindutva
By M.R. Narayan Swamy Title: Words Matter: Writings Against Silence; Edited/Introduced by: K. Satchidanandan; Publisher: Penguin/Viking; Pages: 261; Price: Rs…
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Freedom of Religion: Was America born to be a Christian nation?
BOSTON – Lately, we hear more and more about how our Founding Fathers were all Christian, God-fearing men and how…
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Book Reviews: Cookery, alternative education and a tough battle
New Delhi– Enter the kitchen of a great chef, cast an eye on the educational experience at alternative schools, flick…
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Bookends: The emperor among philosophers and why he still speaks to us
By Vikas Datta Author Samuel Butler once observed that “to die completely, a person must not only forget but be…
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