Romila Thapar, Kumkum Roy, and Preeti Gulati reflect on how feminism reshaped the study of Ancient India.
Readers will find in its pages a mingling of wonder and inquiry, as the author attempts to capture the mystery of Himalayan life beyond the reach of the plains.
An unlikely duo, a nun and a hotelier unite to solve a Delhi murder in Paul Waters' Murder in Moonlit Square.
Lopa Ghosh’s debut blends vivid metaphor, historical echoes, and a child’s fractured world in Delhi.
A quirky murder mystery steeped in Bengali nostalgia, The Scratch and Sniff Chronicles follows sommelier-sleuth Ollie as she sniffs out secrets in a crumbling ancestral home.
A cross-genre tale of resilience and reform, where “bad girls” of colonial Bengal defied tradition to claim education and identity.
Anjana Basu reviews The Thief of Taxila – A Silk Road Mystery, a novel by Veena Muthuraman
Manjul Bajaj’s Once Upon a Summer is a tender rebellion against race, caste, and colonial rule—told through the lens of love.
Strange moving lights, the churail’s scream from a deserted village, unseen terror ... Jim Corbett did not encounter man-eaters alone; he also had a faceoff with ghosts and supernatural powers
A new historical novel revisits the dramatic life and legacy of Marthanda Varma, the king who defeated the Dutch and transformed his kingdom through war, reform, and strategy.
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