Books This Weekend: Fictional journey into a dual life, post-apocalyptic world and mythology
New Delhi-- Have you ever wondered how difficult it is to lead a dual life? Protagonist Sonny Mahadewala's life is divided in two parts...
Modi’s Mann Ki Baat now a book
New Delhi-- Prime Minister Narendra Modi's 'Mann ki Baat' can now also be read as author Rajeev Gupta has compiled all his speeches in...
Book Review: An Indus Valley city’s end and its shadow on the present
By Vikas Datta
Title: The Curse of Mohenjodaro; Author: Maha Khan Phillips; Publisher: Pan Macmillan India; Pages: 448; Price: Rs 399
Certain patterns of behaviour crop...
Bookworms throng World Book Fair in Delhi, children’s book sees demand
New Delhi--From Jeff Kinneys Wimpy Kid series to Amar Chitra Katha, the second day of the ongoing World Book Fair saw huge demand for...
World Book Fair kicks off in New Delhi, a lot to look forward to
New Delhi-- The sudden change in weather may have been a setback for those with elaborate plans over the weekend but it did not...
New book on Mughal Emperor Akbar launched in the Capital
New Delhi--Emperor Akbar is among the most fascinating of the Mughal rulers and the latest addition to the scholarly offerings on him throws more...
Book Review: Bottling up feelings no solution to any problem
By Kishori Sud
Title: The THC: Under a Gibbous Moon; Author: Manoj Jain; Publisher: Notion Press; Pages: 194; Price: Rs 250
If you are going through...
Vajpayee feared coup by Advani camp in 2002, says new biography
By Saket Suman
New Delhi-- Former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee feared a coup by a section of his BJP that wanted to have him...
Manmohan Singh promoted science, hope Modi will too: CNR Rao
By Saket Suman
New Delhi--Bharat Ratna awardee and internationally-renowned chemist C.N.R. Rao has said that former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh was very supportive when it...
Kashmir lacks institutionalized set-up for writers: Author Shahnaz Bashir
By Ruwa Shah
New Delhi--Conflicts are known to fuel creative art but Kashmir has been an exception where there is no institutionalised set-up for aspiring...
