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The Greatest Stories from the Northeast Ever Told': A fine showcase for emerging writers The

In Chapal Rani, Sandip Roy Brings Back Bengal's Last Jatra Queen from Archival Silence In his

'Real Life': Amrita Mahale's new novel considers women who violate the mandates of caste

A Girl Is Dead, and a Community Mourns. Or Does It? The death of an Afghan American teenager exposes

Book Review: No Easy Redemptions in This Unknown City Where Above Average was aware of the ways in

Moonlight Saga by Arupa Kalita Patangia (Author), Ranjita Biswas (Translator) A sweeping historical

Eight Million Ways to Happiness by Hiroko Yoda Eight Million Ways to Happiness is both a cultural

'Nowhere People': Manoranjan Byapari's novel 'sees' the nameless poor on

Book review: The tragedy of Cafe Coffee Day, a global brand that might have been Rukmini Rao and

The Eleventh Hour' Book Review: It Is Almost Ten-Thirty In this elegant collection of stories,

Book Review of The Robe And The Sword: How Buddhist Extremism Is Shaping Modern Asia The Robe and the

Review of Sita's Veil by Anamika, translated from Hindi by Nishtha Gautam Sita goes from a

The latest in the Marco-Deb series is a feast The collection of seven crime thrillers by the former

“Shattered Lands: Five Partitions and the Making of Modern Asia” by Sam Dalrymple The noun “Partition

Memories of Kashmir: Sweet Story and What is Lost Kashmir is not a concept, it is a smell, a sound, a

A new book follows the life of a faceless Indian woman from Varanasi to Delhi over 30 years Neha

Subi Taba's book, Tales from the Dawn-lit Mountains, winner of the Ramnath Goenka Sahithya Samman

A Guardian and a Thief by Megha Majumdar review – survival in a climate-ravaged Kolkata A Guardian

Eden Abandoned - The story of Lilith by Shinie Antony The book puts an entirely new spin on the very

In his new book, Rana Dasgupta shows how imperial Britain hijacked successful Asian economies An

Kashmir to Maharashtra—what led to the decline of Indian civilisation? At the launch of Shashi Ranjan

Book Review of 'The Courtesan, Her Lover And I': Finding A Place In History What holds the

Sidharth Bhatia's new book looks back to examine how Marine Drive became a coveted address in

Book review: The tragedy of Cafe Coffee Day, a global brand that might have been Rukmini Rao and

'Ghost-Eye': Amitav Ghosh's new novel of the 'environmental uncanny' seeks to

All The World Is A Stage This novel is an important read since it reminds us that art should not be

'Called by the Hills': Anuradha Roy's profoundly likeable book about making a home in

Rushdie Returns to Fiction, With Mortality on His Mind Three new stories, including a campus-set

Fiction: 'Disinheritance' by Ruth Prawer Jhabvala Plus Thomas McGuane's 'A Wooded

'Animal Farm' at 80: George Orwell's novel remains his enduring commitment to socialist