Why Sharif endorsed Pervez’s Kargil misadventure

Zehra writes, had not factored in the “critical problems of logistical stretch.”

The earnest storyteller

Divya Prakash Dubey’s Musafir Café reminds us that there’s more to life than to-do lists.

Daman Singh speaks about setting World War II as the backdrop for her novel Kitty's War.

Excerpt from the book Calcutta Then, Kolkata Now published by Roli Books.

One of the highlights in the Queen’s itinerary was the inauguration of the Indo-British Participation and Summit Meeting at Pragati Maidan.

Keki Daruwalla’s latest offering touches upon the topics of dissent and McCarthyism.

A poignant love story between a Kashmiri man and Muslim woman, who lives across the border, is what this book is about.

India, with its rich culture and unmatched heritage has a veritable treasure of stories just waiting to be told.

Books seem almost old-fashioned these days, but they need to be on the shelves of every book lover as well as cricket lover.

The book falls short of a literary masterpiece and that is not because of its flawed heroine.