Randeep Sisodia

After the mammoth victory in 2014 elections, as Modi geared up for executing his transformation agendas, Rahul initiated a spirited attack from the opposition. ...

Danna Agmon

On 6 June 1716, the Sovereign Council of Pondichéry, France’s colony on India’s southeast cost, convicted a Tamil man named Nayiniyappa of th...

Austin Long

For both the United States and United Kingdom counterinsurgency was a serious component of security policy during the Cold War and, along with counterterrorism,...

N. Bhaskara Rao

This important and closely argued book contends that research is a unique ‘third eye of governance’—it brings otherwise invisible facts and gr...

Atul K. Thakur

India is the world’s largest democracy with nearly 70 years of independent existence. Its unique and ever-changing nature has sparked a great degree of ac...

Sugato Hazra

Losing the Plot: Political Isolation of West Bengal is a comprehensive account of West Bengal’s political history tracing the changing leadership, ideolog...

Atul K. Thakur

Writing contemporary history can be an adventure, especially in a country as diverse as India, where much happens but little is documented due to the lack of a ...

Jajabor , Sujit Kumar Das

Quiet flows the river Jhelum (Jhelum nodir tirey) by jajabor traces the roots of the Kashmir imbroglio, from the ascendency of the Hindu Dogra king Gulab Singh ...

Rakhshanda Jalil

Jallianwala Bagh massacre, the butchering of unarmed innocents, is a historic event that haunts the human mind even after the lapse of a century. 1650 rounds fi...

Noorul Hoda

In lieu of the rising political consciousness and opposition to British Raj in Bengal in the late nineteenth century, by 1902, Kolkata (erstwhile Calcutta) saw ...

Roop Chand Verma

Juliet Johnson

Priests of Prosperity explores the unsung revolutionary campaign to transform postcommunist central banks from command-economy cash cows into Western-style...