With anecdotes and personal history, Rashid Khalidi details how declarations and treaties omitted the use of the word ‘Palestinians’, presenting Palestine as a land without people, rightfully that of Jews.
What could have been a harrowing time became full of purpose. A calling. A metier.
An engaging excerpt from Prateek Jain’s book that explores India’s most notorious cases of capital punishment.
Sunil Gupta and Sunetra Choudhury's book is not for the faint-hearted.
Read this laugh riot to know what happens before, after and during tax raids. Read it also to know how demonetisation brought out 'number teen ka paisa'.
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Author and BJP leader discusses his book When the Chief Fell in Love in the larger context of the problem of Islamic radicalisation in Kashmir, possibility of a future tie-up with Mehbooba Mufti and alliance with Sajad Lone.
Tony Jesudasan reviews Ravi Shankar Etteh's 'Killing Time In Delhi' and rediscovers the city, fittingly titled 'India's Gotham'.
The novel goes beyond stereotyping Muslims as it captures the aspirations of its protagonist.
The book, like Etteth’s characters, has multiple facets. An espionage thriller, historical fiction, murder mystery; all these and more.
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Kushanava Choudhury's The Epic City: The World on the Streets of Calcutta is a book to fall in love with, just like the city he writes about.
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