Monday, 30th October 2017
Lakshmi Subramanian’s book, Singing Gandhi’s India: Music and Sonic Nationalism, claims to be the first book to deal with Gandhi’s engagement with music
Roli Misra’s Migration, Trafficking and Gender Construction: Women in Transition seeks to make visible the gendered dimension of migration and trafficking
Isabel Allende's A Long Petal of the Sea looks at an arduous journey on which thousands in Spain had set out at the end of the Spanish Civil War.
With Skype and Zoom calls infiltrating the home, the bookshelf finds itself strategically placed in the line of vision of others
An excerpt from Vaasanthi's book, Karunanidhi: The Definitive Biography
Amitav Ghosh reflects upon the consequences of cyclone Amphan and urges us to not intrude upon the Sunderbans
Hector Garcia and Frencesc Miralles — wrote a cohesive book explaining their pursuit of ikigai
In spite of some shortcomings, Darwin of Stellar Astrophysics: Meghnad Saha, has enough material to be useful to scientists of a different generation
