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Published 30.05.19, 11:48 AM

Trump under fire: The latest from Michael Wolff

By Jennifer Szalai/ New York Times News Service
Published 16.05.19, 02:33 PM

The long yellow road to the Emerald City

By Bhaswati Chakravorty
Published 22.11.18, 08:18 PM

Why caste continues to thrive in India

By Sebastian M. Michael
Published 25.01.19, 04:05 PM

Historian bats for Nehru’s most enduring legacy

By Meghdeep Bhattacharyya
Published 11.11.18, 02:41 PM

Jeffrey Archer back with a novel after 7 years

By Samhita Chakraborty
Published 04.01.19, 08:10 AM

Time to read Narendra Dabholkar's case for rationality

By Srimoyee Bagchi
Published 06.02.19, 02:44 PM

Andre Aciman on the unanticipated response to his book, Call Me By Your Name

By Shrestha Saha
Published 16.05.19, 02:21 PM

Death by apathy

By Jhuma Sanyal
Published 02.05.19, 03:52 PM

Between the journalist and the author falls a shadow

By Srimoyee Bagchi
Published 30.09.18, 03:34 PM

At 30, Roald Dahl’s Matilda is astrophysicist, chief executive, and still an inspiration

By Shrestha Saha
Published 29.01.19, 03:29 AM

The joy of texts: Reading is not the same as studying literature

By Samantak Das
Published 18.04.19, 07:43 PM

Latitudes of Longing: A debut novel that will endure

By Tuktuk Ghosh
Published 20.09.18, 08:18 PM

Sneak peek: A coffee table book that traces the colour of faith

By The Telegraph
Published 04.02.19, 03:32 PM

My personal creed is that I don’t lie. Ever: Aatish Taseer

By Anannya Sarkar
Published 24.08.18, 12:00 AM

Tabish Khair's tale unfolds during Gujarat riots

By Sonia Sahoo

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Those who chase the poll wind

Puppy love

Modern Hinduism: Searching for the self

Trump under fire: The latest from Michael Wolff

The long yellow road to the Emerald City

Why caste continues to thrive in India

Historian bats for Nehru’s most enduring legacy

Jeffrey Archer back with a novel after 7 years

Time to read Narendra Dabholkar's case for rationality

Andre Aciman on the unanticipated response to his book, Call Me By Your Name

Death by apathy

Between the journalist and the author falls a shadow

At 30, Roald Dahl’s Matilda is astrophysicist, chief executive, and still an inspiration

The joy of texts: Reading is not the same as studying literature

Latitudes of Longing: A debut novel that will endure

Sneak peek: A coffee table book that traces the colour of faith

My personal creed is that I don’t lie. Ever: Aatish Taseer

Tabish Khair's tale unfolds during Gujarat riots