Right now our lives are uprooted – internet connectivity and mobile data are gone, milk is coming in a slow...
Tomorrow, I will have to chase the missing gas cylinder – the distributor’s delivery boy claims that no...
A sharply-styled debut pursues a mystery in a smoggy slum, carried along on small feet
Plassey, with its web of cruelty, loot and intrigue, is relived in fresh pungency
An engaging analysis of Eastern popular culture’s ascendancy
Polite, self-effacing submission stands out in Iyer’s explication of Japan’s mystique
In a state that has no industry, it is quite obvious that Durga Puja is an industry that works brilliantly...
From petroglyphs to myths, people to climate change—a fitting history of the Himalayas
The gallows humour is dulled, but Chatterjee’s habit of framing at unusual angles helps a dark whimsy. From...
Indentured labour, the 1971 War and search for identity are woven in a mother-haunted novel
A school swaddled in sensuality, saffron and rectitude packs an ominous presentiment
A well-lit magnetic thespian and his lifelong influence over typecast and rounded others
Neon-lit, pulpy prose tracks the scapegrace Charlie in his myriad mishaps across Delhi
This one propels the accumulated anxieties of a city into a shape-shifting future vortex
A controlled, subtle tale of how a core of secrecy in a family secretes lasting sadness
A first-person biography tells of the career of a pioneer Indian editor, but avoids significance
Nur Jahan seduced, intrigued and ruled like few women did. This is a fine tribute, with breaks.
Half a century’s storms buffet lives in south Asia in this simply told, sweeping narrative
Part 2 | Bollywood TALKies With Outlook Episode 10: Anupam Kher
Outlook Business Strat Talk: Realigning To The New Normal
Smuggled In Diplomatic Baggage, Kerala Gold Smuggling Case Sparks Row
Gangster Vikas Dubey, Wanted In Killing Of 8 Policemen, Arrested
In God's Own Country, It's Reboot Time For Tourism Sector In Kerala
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