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KOCH DIARIES | 4-minute read
Leave The World Behind by Rumaan Alam is almost the chronicle of a disaster foretold. Except, in his book, we never really know what the disaster is.
Rituparna Chatterjee’s memoir The Water Phoenix is proof you don’t have to burn yourself to your regeneration.
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KOCH DIARIES | 4-minute read
John Zubrzycki's fascinating inside story of India's most glamorous royal family, The House of Jaipur, breaks quite a few of the myths that anyone who has read about Gayatri Devi, came to believe in.
Manohar Parrikar laid the groundwork for overhauling the Defence Ministry, cutting down on red-tapism and flinging it into action.
The problem lies in the book being too preachy about the goodness of the world, the power of God and the virtues of forgiveness.
For both Alix and Kelly, who claim to care for Emira, she is just her blackness, her racial self.
Awais Khan scratches the shimmering surface of this society to bring his readers face to face with a world that is both at odds with itself and at crossroads with the Islamists.
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