JCB Prize for Literature: Debut Novelists and Translations Shine in 6th Year

Four translations, three debut novels, ten dynamic, original, and trailblazing voices.

Book Excerpt | Aiyar’s pink curiosities very nearly cost him his diplomatic career

Excerpt from Mani Shankar Aiyar’s 'Memoirs of a Maverick'

It’s the author’s well-founded belief that Salim Ali’s life offers today’s children a role model.

What Waziri lays bare are the inequalities of our gender laws. The insensitivity of our judicial pronouncements.

There is intrigue, excitement, suspense and action.

What Chowdhury unfolds is an engrossing narrative of event, turns out to be a political thriller.

The author has dedicated the book to the rootless, separated, identity-less people, victims of war and Partition.

Excerpt from 'Unbroken' by Indrani Mukerjea.

Odd though it may seem, this sadness that you don’t expect to find in a feel-good book is what makes it work so well.

For those seeking to understand the context of the Khilafat Movement, the Jallianwala Bagh massacre, look no further.