Books

So in this strict moral, political and philosophical economy, you start hoping fervently for something bad to happen. A stolen will? A drop of blood? An attempt to put the knives at the deli owned by ...

Some of the chapters deal with subjects that have dominated the public discourse for the past nine months — the broader relationship between the pandemic and nationalism or the discrimination ag...

Sheldrake’s book is a quest for a new vocabulary as well as a new template for reimagining categories for self, Otherness, body and living. How might we understand speaking, hearing and interpre...

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Another modern classic is The Sudha Murty Children Treasury by India’s favourite storyteller grandma! A hardbound book with foiling so beautiful, you’d want it for yourself! This collector...

You have delved into the lesser-known facts... The first thing is about the devadasis. Who were the original devadasis and what they went through is neither known to the western world nor to the Indi...

In the book, she emphasises on the art of compassion and through her own story and the stories of her patients evokes a sense of awareness in the readers about coming to terms with our own hell of the...

In a way, this book is a gleam of hope in this present difficult world perhaps conveying to people that if they knew life could be different would they give life another chance instead of choosing to ...

Wake up in the virtual world as Gregor Samsa, not only late for work but transformed into a giant insect, read the invitation from the Goethe Institut, Calcutta. I was intrigued. The event was called...

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