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Zareer Masani

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A Screw Turns Back In Time

A brilliantly-researched book says that free trade under colonialism served India’s economic interests wonderfully. Nehruvian socialism did not.

Aug 22, 2018

| Zareer Masani
Happy Under The Padishah

Tipu’s horrific despotism is whitewashed in a biography of fulsome praise

Sep 01, 2016

| Zareer Masani
A Gandhian Laboratory

A pictorial biography of Gandhi doesn’t ignore his blemishes

Feb 25, 2016

| Zareer Masani
The Unforgotten Elephants

Rich cast and tapestry, momentous times make for a thrilling, but deeply flawed, book

Jun 15, 2015

| Zareer Masani
Of Steel, Metal Birds And More

The Tata sky is a limitless firmament, and its gods a generation of Parsi gentlemen like no other

Feb 09, 2015

| Zareer Masani
Chacha’s Musty Coat-Tails

Nehru cost India 50 years of growth. His legacy is a petty dynasty.

Nov 17, 2014

| Zareer Masani
Bombay Diary

The official FSI limits have been widely disregarded by private builders in cahoots with corrupt officers...

Feb 03, 2014

| Zareer Masani
The Achaemenids At Ankleshwar

Parsis: myth, ethics, the arts and pride informs every fibre of their material pursuit. A SOAS exhibition says little.

Nov 18, 2013

| Zareer Masani
That Lawyer In Natal

Guha focuses on Gandhi’s ‘less-known’ period in South Africa, follows him and his followers in minute detail, but depends mostly on his admirers for his narrative

Oct 21, 2013

| Zareer Masani
What If Attlee Hadn’t Partitioned India?

The biggest hypothetical question of the subcontinent

Aug 19, 2013

| Zareer Masani

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