Translating Rituparno Ghosh: star Bengali writer, Ram Ray’s favourite and monarch of all he surveyed from silver betel boxes to books
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This book takes readers on a richly rewarding journey through a flawed and fascinating Calcutta that once was
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International Booker Prize-winner Banu Mushtaq’s collection of short stories is the first translation from Kannada to English. The vibrant collection of a dozen stories gives an insider’s perspective on the life of the Muslim community from a primarily feminine perspective.
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Curated by Arundhati Nath, the collection brings together a series of eleven ghost stories written by well-known and not-so-well-known Bengali authors
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In "Sacred: The Mysticism, Science, Recipes & Rituals Around the Plants We Worship" , former Harper’s Bazaar editor Vasudha Rai bridges ancient Vedic knowledge with modern wellness, exploring the mythological, spiritual, and medicinal significance of 52 herbs and plants.
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Beneath its grand sweep, Great Eastern Hotel remains a novel about politics—how the shifting tides of war and colonial uncertainty ripple through the lives of its characters
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Soumitra Chatterjee through the ink of Sanghamitra Chakraborty is the true enunciation of his life
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‘The Divine Kumbh’ By Deepak Kumar Sen is rich in colourful photographs that capture the atmosphere of Kumbh Mela, showing the sadhus in all their marigold and ash smeared glory.
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The book "The Last Great Plague of Colonial India" by Natasha Sarkar highlights the stark parallels between the bubonic plague and Covid-19.
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Vaishnavi Patel’s book approaches the Mahabharata from a different viewpoint, mainly that of Ganga Devi
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