Books
I feel I must embody the best version of my faith: Rana Safvi
All the world over, there is a lot of Islamophobia. And having travelled extensively, I have seen that.
Book Review | Manifesto of Indian citizen shows constant vigil must for democracy
This is a remarkably simple but effective method of reminding citizenry that a fight for democratic rights and privileges is ongoing
Book Review | Jingoistic war fantasy presented as speculative fiction
The novel also throws a unique geopolitical situation into the mix
Tipu’s carpenter and his European quest
The book takes reader into another era, complete with sights, sounds, smells and emotions
‘Muslim question’ sheer propaganda, there is no promised land
'The book is worthy of reflection by all modern Indians, the country’s civil society as a whole'
Not long ago, democracy was almost snuffed out in Dhaka
The book traces the history of Bengal from ancient times to the birth and progress of Bangladesh
Mita Kapur: I followed my instincts
It is as literary director for the prestigious JCB Prize for Literature that Mita has built herself a lasting legacy
Book Review | Writing India’s own history of libertarian economic thought leadership
This is a book of economic and social history which shows future possibilities
Book Review | The importance of being an earnestly-radicalised, young Muslim
We see two sides of Mahmud throughout the book
Book Review | Anatomy of an Indian self-help guide
Chetan Bhagat knows his audience well and has catered to their needs quite flawlessly for over a decade now