Immensely readable, but only about Atal

Some explanations are rather too pat, some observations are superficial, but it is that sort of a book.

A litany of Imran’s failings and sins, or Reham Khan’s?

Reham is careful to describe her own unquestionable piety, unwavering faith in the tenets of the Quran and her devotion to her marriage.

Three leading English publishing firms set up offices in India at the end of nineteenth and beginning of the twentieth centuries.

The story unfolds in an interesting manner when she finds herself opening up, and wanting to communicate with him.

IPS officer Amit Lodha’s debut book Bihar Diaries is a thrilling account of arresting one of Bihar’s most feared ganglords.

She writes: “My parents had brought me up as an Indian and instilled the fact that we were Indian first, Indian second and Indian last.”

From the detailed history of political violence, it emerges that there are no innocent players in the district’s politics.

The origins of law and the question of what law is and why people abide by it are matters that have long been debated.

Following Nehru’s visit, Bhutan launched its first Five Year Plan in 1961, which, along with the second, was financed by India.

For Krithika, research and writing falls under her many habits and ‘Treasures’ took a lot of that to finally come into being.