Books
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Mastering the art of thinking in an AI-driven world
New Delhi– Heres a book that will get you thinking about thinking. Canadian psychologist John Paul Minda’s “How To Think:…
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A stream of consciousness that grew into a volume of poetry
By Vishnu Makhijani New Delhi– Ayesha Chenoy, a successful investment banker who won the prestigious Adam Smith Prize for economics…
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Cartographer of Agha Shahid Ali’s longings
By Sukant Deepak New Delhi– When at the age of 15, Manan Kapoor discovered Kashmiri poet Agha Shahid Ali, something…
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Author Rajiv Bahl’s new literary take on jobs post-pandemic
By Siddhi Jain New Delhi– Reflecting on this time of great change brought about by new discoveries and breakthroughs happening…
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Of interpersonal relationships and science fiction
By Siddhi Jain New Delhi– From poetry on the vibrance of ‘letting go’, a reference guide on married lives and…
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Amartya Sen truly at ‘Home in the World’ as his memoir reveals
New Delhi– This is a memoir of an extraordinary life in India and England, and the intellectual growth of one…
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When ‘The Light of Asia’ impacted Tagore, Vivekanand
By Jairam Ramesh In late-February 1912, a play called Buddha was staged at the Royal Court Theatre in London. This…
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Eminent Telugu writer KaRa passes away, tributes pour in
Amaravati– Prominent Telugu author and Sahitya Akademi awardee Kalipatnam Rama Rao breathed his last on Friday, aged 97 years. He…
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‘Enquiry isn’t solution finding, it’s about asking sincere questions’
By Vishnu Makhijani New Delhi– Karnatic maestro T.M. Krishna has worn many a hat during his 45-year career as a…
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Young Pandavas face the dark threat of looming war
The Pandavas are all set to graduate from Guru Dronacharyas school, having learnt how to lead armies and wield battle…
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