Sunil Mehra

Stories spanning centuries and issues that burn lives as in a wildfire—for all that Hariharan’s rasping honesty is softened and at the service of cardboard characters

When a right is decriminalised, the most vulnerable feel the change the most

Two artists mix colours and styles within the framework of the miniature

Forsyth’s real life story is more thrilling than any yarn he ever spun for us!

Illuminates history, offers fresh perspective, pares the onion that is a place to reveal its quintessence.

Reared as English nobility, Sophia Duleep Singh was fiery suffragette, social worker and Indian nationalist

Quirky, bright and eccentric, Indian Poirot Vish Puri finds it as hard to pass up a “good murder” as go without lunch.

What were these writers trying to do? Write third-rate whodunits? Or evoke the spirit of a city?

Proof of the supple dignity of Amrita-Imroz’s shared life

Never pat. Never formulaic. Always engaging. Promising debut and look forward for more from this writer with those rare attributes: wit and a voice!