Books

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WATCHING: Schitt’s Creek  ...

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Patil’s rationale for choosing the elusive pangolin as the leitmotif for this book — the creature is in least conflict with humans and is yet endangered — is reinforced by the public...

Manju Kapur, too, emphasizes research as key to situating her novels. She can imagine Delhi, Lahore or Amritsar in the past more richly for having trawled through the archives, talked to people, and t...

However, this is a book of limited ambition. The author does not delve into a detailed study of the differences among ideologically-regimented parties, caste/community-based parties and umbrella parti...

The choice of the seven is eclectic. Three Indians make it to the list, two from the realm of social and political ideas and one from the omnipresent world of spirituality: Arundhati Roy, Kancha Ilaia...

Motherhood is not for the faint-hearted. We caught up with paternity and maternity wellness specialist and health transformation coach Vidhi Beri to chat about her book Decoding Motherhood. What&rsqu...

In a scene from We Are Marshall (2006), Matthew McConaughey tells a packed room of journalists “If it’s a miracle you are looking for, you gotta keep looking” and Greenlights (Hachet...

‘Manuscripts don’t burn,’ said the devil in The Master and Margarita. But Nikolai Gogol proved him wrong. In fact, it was the devil that he blamed when on a cold February night ...