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Returning to the roots in search of a balanced life

Returning to the roots in search of a balanced life

Malik paints the picture of an ideal life in Subhojit's ancestral village where everyone co-exists in perfect equality.

29 March 2017 12:25 AM IST

Nayanika Mahtani

Revisiting history through fiction

Author Nayanika Mahtani weaves the tales of Ganghis Khan in her fictional novel with an aim to introduce kids to Asian...

29 March 2017 12:22 AM IST

Enter the dangal: Travels through Indias Wrestling Landscape by rudraneil sengupta HarperCollins, Rs 350

Book review: From kushti to wrestling, one bout at a time

The soft ending is expectedly with Gobor Goho, one of Bengal's and the country's finest wrestlers.

26 March 2017 3:55 AM IST

Author Amish Tripathi says he never speaks against the scriptures he writes around.

Our ancient culture biggest ally to liberalism: Amish Tripathi

Most Indians cut off from their roots, says writer.

24 March 2017 1:11 AM IST

Aditya Kripalani

Sex and the city

Author Aditya Kripalani talks about turning his book into a movie and believing in feminism.

24 March 2017 12:03 AM IST

Writing for children is highly challenging, says Rasil Ahuja

Writing for children is highly challenging, says Rasil Ahuja

In an interview, Rasil talks about her book, and the process that goes into penning a narrative for children.

22 March 2017 12:35 AM IST

Penning to inspire

Penning to inspire

Savi Sharma's second novel oozes with lessons of inspiration and a tale of courage and self-discovery.

22 March 2017 12:34 AM IST

Devi, Diva or She-Devil: The Smart Career Womans Survival Guide by Sudha Menon Penguin, Rs 499

Book review: None of the pleasure, all of the guilt

For a woman of Menon's stature to go all out endorsing patriarchy is disheartening in the least.

19 March 2017 2:04 AM IST

Kasturba Gandhi and her four sons in South-Africa.

Book review: A good idea lost in translation

The fictional Kasturba largely skims past the important stuff.

19 March 2017 1:58 AM IST

This undated World War II photo released by the Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial shows a group of Polish gendarmes. (Photo: AP)

Holocaust book frays Polish nerves

A recent poll showed an overwhelming majority of Poles believe their ancestors helped save Jews and rarely turned them...

17 March 2017 2:11 AM IST

Jaya Bachchan unveils Sanjays books in Delhi.

Colours of imagination, poems of life

The first art book Mirror to the World is curated by well-known art curators and critics Uma Nair and Suneet Chopra.

17 March 2017 12:21 AM IST

In a candid chat, the renowned writer and playwright speaks about her train of thoughts that went into the making of Muezza and Baby Jaan.

Magical tales inspired by Islamic folklores

Her book also weaves together a series of inspirational short tales from the holy book.

15 March 2017 2:54 AM IST