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Jalil puts together an inspiring collection of stories by non-Muslim Urdu writers

A new book traces the partys rise and fall in Delhi and how it slowly moved away from many of its founding ideas

The author discusses evolving queer expressions and his new novel set on the brink of decriminalising of homosexuality in India

Two cautionary tales by Karen Hao and Keach Hagey on artificial intelligence told through the prism of the life and works of Sam Altman, co-founder and CEO of OpenAI

Whispers of the Mangroves, a new book by Radhika Suri and Chetna Singh Kaith, pays homage to this misinterpreted, but very important ecosystem

Stephen Alter, who recently won the Himalayan Echoes Nature Prize, has often put the young, fold mountains at the centre of his writing. Other chroniclers, from Peter Matthiessen to Namita Gokhale, have written about the reality of living in a region which inspires both awe and fear

As Aparna Sen turns 80, two new books trace the actor-directors trailblazing journey in cinema and theatre

Aparajith Ramnath traces the life and work of one of Indias most famous engineers of the 20th century

The story examines how people act in times of desperation, shining a light on morality and human nature

Sabari isnt merely a symbol of devotion but of resistance against caste, cultural appropriation, and the tussle between ecology and empire building

An Australian doctor of Indian origin recalls his harrowing experience in West Asia

The latest in the much-loved picture books series by Ashok Rajagopalan is about the gentle elephants sleep troubles

American comic book writer Stan Lee passed away on November 12, 2018. Here is a quiz on one of the most well-known creative writers of all time

What intense moments of familial drama lead to a 15-year-old boy arriving at a burns ward? Find out at author Krupa Ges book release on November 16

The winner of the 50,000 prize will be announced on November 10

This story of young queer love fails to deliver on emotional truth

The London-based author blends Indian history, storytelling, and recipes in her latest book, Seven Kitchens PRINT: Torie Trues Seven Kitchens spotlights culinary traditions of seven Indian communities

A tech writer maps the evolving global landscape to show what the world is learning from America and the changes it is incorporating

The author blurs performance and truth, leading to a compelling exploration of relationships and identity

The author paints an inward-looking picture of family life and the toll it takes on individuals

The theme country for the 49thedition of the annual book fair is Argentina

This metafictional debut novel juxtaposes the story of a rescue of snails with conversations around war and survival

A decade on, Galbraith aka J.K. Rowling is still going strong with her Strike series. However, the magic is wearing off

In her latest book published by Penguin, Vaishali Shroff uncovers the ecology, history and forgotten human tales that flow beneath Indias mighty rivers. The author will be in Visakhapatnam for the Vizag Junior Lit Fest

Desai lovingly reconstructs a bygone time, a museum of a past India, in her novel

Bhutanese author on her memoir, and the role of Bhutans monarchy in its modernisation

Baweja takes readers through her four-decade journey reporting on seismic events that shaped India

Books like Daya Pawars Baluta and Baby Kambles memoir foreground the oppressed and marginalised lives of Dalits. In Dadu Mandrekars Untouchable Goa, the past in the form of myths and legends and the lived reality of the present are highlighted in the hope of a better future

Not all stories begin with the phrase Once upon a time. There are some cases wherein the second you open the book, youll be tossed into a world of chaos and confusion.

Lis new book is a memoir of radical acceptance about loss, motherhood, and the limitations of language

An account of how the DMK converted the Dravidian movement into a political and electoral force

The poets understanding of people results in a collection of over 200 verses both profound and affecting in its restraint

In this police procedural set in Kerala, male protagonists are the victims of an unjust patriarchal society

Emerald Fennells sexy, scandalous take on Wuthering Heights promises sweat, desire, and fiercely divided opinions. As a lifelong Emily Bront fan, Im not entirely horrified. But does it do the story justice?

Sivam Subham: The Biography ... of a Couple by Malayalam poet and lyricist Harinarayanan, was launched recently on the legendary singers 109th birth anniversary.

Fabien Toulm, a French graphic novelist researching how couples meet, part, or stay together, has discovered both similarities and differences in Bengalurus approach to relationships

Where science has failed to effectively communicate consciousness and the bridge between brain and mind, authors have managed it flawlessly

Krasznahorkai gets recognition for melancholic stories in an absurd world

Diplomat-poet Abhay K. launches a singable English version of the Hanuman Chalisa, blending poetic rhythm with devotional spirit.

Aatish Taseers travel writings seek answers for both historical puzzles and questions about his exile

The prizes carry a cash award of 11 million Swedish kronor (approximately 1.03 crore) and will be awarded on December 10.

Jilly Coopers book Rivals found a new generation of fans when it was made into a series for Disney+ in 2024

The author draws on fragments from his childhood, examining a transformative time in 1960s Britain

Three biographies examine the life of Mokshagundam Visvesvaraya, Muthulakshmi Reddy, and Prasanta Chandra Mahalanobis trailblazers born in colonial India in the 19th century, who have gone on to make foundational contributions to independent India in the 20th century

On International Translation Day, test your knowledge of the art and profession that bridges languages, cultures, and nations

Rajagopals biggest strength is characterisation, and the easy manner in which he conveys the lived reality of small-town India

Reddy highlights a summer in the lives of hill-grazing shepherds who navigate extreme wilderness for their livelihood