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Anagha Gopal
January 4, 2026

The People of India, a translated collection of nine short books aimed at middle-grade readers aims......

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Ayushayman Mishra
January 4, 2026

The Supreme Court advocate Gautam Bhatia’s book The Indian Constitution: Conversations with Power offers a compelling......

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Kabir Deb
January 4, 2026

KD: Hello Sindhu! It’s a pleasure to have you with us. First, congratulations on this remarkable......

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Aditi Dasgupta
December 4, 2025

Basudev Sunani’s Burnt Beyond Return is a kaleidoscopic projection of the Dalit suffering that hasn’t changed......

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Jonaki Ray
December 4, 2025

Any account of contemporary Indian literature would and should be incomplete if one does not consider......

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Orphaned Afghan girls (ages 10-14)
September 22, 2025

Young Afghan girls write of loss, love, resilience, and hope....

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Orphaned Afghan girls (ages 10-14)
September 22, 2025

With Many Hopes With books and with a pen,  I dreamed to read and build my......

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Rituparna Mukherjee
August 15, 2025

The only way to keep the small folk loyal is to make certain that they fear......

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Waheed Ahmad Rather
July 25, 2025

Jason Stanley’s How Fascism Works: The Politics of Us and Them presents a meticulously researched exploration......

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Siddartha Menon
July 25, 2025

A mountain pine in the plains. How did it come in this unfrequented alley? How does......

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