Books
Book review | Edge-of-seat thriller on an Indo-Pak showdown
Written in a simple style, with some Urdu sprinkled here and there, makes the book a good read
AI cannot imagine something new and original that can have impact years later: Laurent Daudet
The threat of AI-driven job loss and corporate takeover of the world is more real than we anticipated
Book Review | When the fiction is so gratifying, can journalism be ever enough?
They expose systematically love jiihad, population jihad and Muslim appeasement with facts and figures
Book Review | Textbook on government foreign policy, not juicy thesis on Bharat
Foreign Minister Jaishankar's insightful analysis of India's global standing, though dense, sheds light on the nation's diplomatic victories
In Facebook, there are no footnotes: Kai Bird
It’s a terrific thing to win the Pulitzer and it is the only award in America that actually helps to sell books
Book Review | Writer’s muse parses a Victorian court drama
Zadie Smith’s novel encompasses the Tichborne case but its scope is far wider
Book Review | How a hosiery salesman launched India’s first indie publishing giant
Rajen had already moved to Delhi a decade earlier to establish Rupa’s branch
Book Review | A tale of two CMs who put Andhra Pradesh on the path of modernity
The other figure in focus in this book is Y.S. Rajasekhara Reddy, arguably the only “people’s CM” undivided Andhra Pradesh has known
I write sense into anarchy, share that vision with reader: Manoj Rupda
Hindi writer Manoj Rupda sheds light on the inspiration, significance of silence and political undertones in his critically acclaimed novel
Book Review: For good diplomacy don’t just manage anger, channelise it!
The bottomline of India and Pakistan relationship is that normalcy is not possible until Pakistan reconciles to the reality and existence of India