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165BooksWANDERED THE TRAVELLER By NISAR AZIZ BUTT
Nisar Aziz Butt’s semi-autobiographical novel follows Afgar, a brilliant young Pashtun woman, from a turbulent orphaned childhood, through the cloistered world of...
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228BooksMUST READ : BELONGING A JOURNEY OF LOVE By SONIA GANDHI
HarperCollins India will publish Belonging: A Journey of Love by Sonia Gandhi. The long-awaited memoir will be published in India on 10...
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163BooksTHE CARNATIC WARS Great Power Rivalries in Eighteenth-Century India By Venkatesh Parthasarathy
This epochal set of battles for political dominance is frequently reduced to a conflict between Joseph Dupleix and Robert Clive. It is...
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338BooksBig Book Announcement | Arguments with Gandhi By Ramachandra Guha
The Gandhi of this book is a compelling as well as controversial figure, whose ideas on non-violence, social justice, religious harmony and...
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517BooksWhite Elephant A Novel By Jeyamohan
A vivid reimagining of what might have been the first labour uprising in modern Indian history, White Elephant is a soul-searing novel by one of...
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214BooksThe Man Who Made Plants Write Jagadish Chandra Bose, Sumana Roy
Bose (1858-1937), a scientist and polymath, devoted much of his time to presenting a sophisticated vision of plant communication. He suggested that...
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750BooksEgrets, While War By Tishani Doshi
Egrets, While War, award-winning writer Tishani Doshi’s fifth poetry collection, is alive with birds—woodpeckers and golden orioles, lapwings and ‘grey-hooded crows’, pigeons...
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289BooksTHE FIRST HOUSE By AVNI DOSHI
In The First House, Avni Doshi has written a stiletto-sharp and darkly hypnotic novel about the self that survives when a marriage does...
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267BooksDrown All The Refugees By Tabish Khair
A work of Gothic horror, with exquisite illustrations by Vikram Nayak, Drown All the Refugees is Khair at his finest—assured and outraged. He rejects...
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557BooksAamchi Mumbai By Gulzar
Aamchi Mumbai brings together twenty-five unforgettable short stories, all set in Mumbai, and thirty-six poems, arising from Gulzar’s experience of living in...
