Books
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Book Review: Whither India? An atlas of present faults and future courses
By Vikas Datta Title: India Now and in Transition; Editor: Atul Thakur; Publisher: Niyogi Books: Pages: 448; Price: Rs 599…
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Books This Weekend: Of hotels, optimism, theater and classical writings
New Delhi–Take a peek into what really goes on in the plush world of luxury hotels in India; get inspired…
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2017: The year when fiction returned to the fore in Indian publishing
By Saket Suman New Delhi–Fiction was almost lost from Indian publishing at about this time last year. With about three…
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Anuk Arudpragasam wins Shakti Bhatt First Book Prize 2017
New Delhi– After winning The DSC Prize for South Asian Literature Sri Lankan writer Anuk Arudpragasam has won the Shakti…
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Drugs to discrimination: The darker side of science
By Vikas Datta Title: Pandoras Lab: Seven Stories of Science Gone Wrong; Author: Paul Offit; Publisher: National Geographic: Pages: 290;…
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Ideas… rich treasure house of facts, insights; falls short as cohesive literary work
By Vishav Book: Ideas for India: Faster, Higher, Stronger; Author: Bibek Debroy; Publisher: Wisdom Tree; Price: Rs 695; Pages: 192…
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After Ceasing Publication in 2010, Kahani Magazine is Back With Digital Edition
NEWTON, MA – Banking on a new generation of young readers, Kahani magazine released its first digital issue this week.…
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The riddle of Padmavati, a rivetting reconstruction
By Vikas Datta Title: Rani Padmavati — The Burning Queen; Author: Anuja Chandramouli; Publisher: Juggernaut; Pages: 240; Price: Rs 299…
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Why I am a Hindu and these books could become “bombs” in 2018
By Saket Suman New Delhi-Keen observers of contemporary Indian literature would recall that a series of memoirs, which came to…
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A dose of mythology, dark secrets and suspense
New Delhi– What happens when reality mingles with mythology? Well, here is a young protagonist who discovers himself trapped in…
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