Giridhar Pai

In early 2020, few Indians watching the COVID-19 pandemic unfold globally may have thought about it spreading across India.   As the COVID-19 cases star...

Rashmi Bansal

Mahima Mehra did it. Ranjiv Ramchandani did it. Kalyan Varma did it. 'CONNECT THE DOTS' is a sequel to 'Stay Hungry Stay Foolish' and is the sto...

Sridhar Balan

This is a godsend for those who are in love with the printed word. As a bonus they also get the history of English publishing in India.’—Ke ki Daruw...

Ruskin Bond

This much I can tell you,’ writes Ruskin Bond in his introduction to this journal, ‘for all its hardships and complications, life is simple.’ ...

Shantanu Datta

Freedom needs no introduction got to keep moving same direction freedom needs no by-election got to keep moving same direction…’ —politician,...

Dom Moraes

The first in DOM Moraes’ trilogy of autobiographies, My son’s father is a coming of age account of growing up in Bombay and oxbridge of the 1950s, b...

Fikr Taunsvi

Deftly combining social satire with political critique, Taunsvi anticipates Manto's Partition fiction, written after 1948... The Sixth River is a most welco...

Dom Moraes

A sequel to my son’s father, never at home resumes the story of DOM Moraes’ extraordinary life. beginning with the death of his mother, an abiding, ...

Gulzar

The legendary lyricist, poet and filmmaker tells us of the art and stories behind the making of his best songs—some of the finest and most popular of Hind...

Shyam Bhatia

Funny, moving, revealing and heartwarming, Bullets and Bylines reads like a thriller that takes the reader behind the scenes to understand the stories...

Daya Pawar

The first Dalit autobiography to be published, Baluta caused a sensation when it first appeared, in Marathi, in 1978. It quickly acquired the status o...

Nandita Haksar , Mohammed Aamir Khan

Framed As a Terrorist is the harrowing and heart-rending narrative of an ordinary young Indian man, from the by-lanes of Old Delhi, who was kidnapped by th...