A love triangle between an editor, a blogger and an author? This novel goes where publishers do not

An excerpt from Neharika Gupta’s romantic comedy ‘Adulting’, set in the world of publishing.

Neharika Gupta

· An hour ago

Watch: Here’s what prompted an Australia-based Hindi professor to recite Dhoomil’s poetry

Dhoomil was often called the ‘angry young man’ of Hindi poetry.

Scroll Staff

· 6 hours ago

Pico Iyer finds a link between Meryl Streep and Japan, via make-up (or the lack of it)

An excerpt from the acclaimed travel writer’s new book, ‘A Beginner’s Guide to Japan’, about the country where he has lived for 32 years.

Pico Iyer

· 9 hours ago

Why Hannah Arendt’s famous ‘banality of evil’ thesis stands the risk of being proved banal itself

October 14 marks Hannah Arendt’s 113th birth anniversary.

Thomas White, Aeon

· Yesterday · 06:30 pm

What Flipkart got wrong (and right), on its journey from innovative startup to major business

An excerpt from Mihir Dalal’s ‘Big Billion Startup: The Untold Flipkart Story’, which goes behind the scenes at India’s homegrown ecommerce giant.

Mihir Dalal

· Yesterday · 08:30 am

Indian-American economist Abhijit Banerjee has won the Nobel Prize. Watch some of his interviews

Banerjee, along with Esther Duflo and Michael Kremer, won the Nobel Prize for Economics on Monday.

Scroll Staff

· Oct 14, 2019 · 06:19 pm

From Nobel Prize winners Abhijit Banerjee and Esther Duflo, economics for today’s hard times

An excerpt from ‘Good Economics for Hard Times’, in which the 2019 Nobel laureates examine whether growth is over, and how to measure well-being.

Abhijit V Banerjee

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Esther Duflo

· Oct 14, 2019 · 05:46 pm

Why is a former Mumbai police hero holed up in the Himalayas? Meet an all new fictional detective

Udayan Mukherjee presents Neville Wadia, who investigates the first of what will probably be many crimes in and around the mountains of Kumaon in Uttarakhand.

Udayan Mukherjee

· Oct 14, 2019 · 08:30 am

Dystopia or utopia? Politics or aesthetics? What are the challenges of writing climate fiction?

The second of a three-part exploration of the relationship between climate change and literature.

Rajat Chaudhuri

· Oct 13, 2019 · 05:30 pm

The unbearable wait for Milan Kundera to get a Nobel Prize, knowing it may never happen

Now 90 years old, Milan Kundera has been a candidate for several years.

Faisal Mahmud

· Oct 13, 2019 · 12:30 pm

Aneesh Pradhan interview: ‘We’ve forgotten that Hindustani music has always been in a state of flux’

The noted musician and researcher discusses his new book, ‘Chasing the Raag Dream’.

Naresh Fernandes

· Oct 13, 2019 · 08:30 am

When Amrita Pritam wove her autobiography around love, she also demonstrated the many ways to love

In her centenary year, Amrita Pritam’s personal story, written in narrative fragments, take us back to the tumultuous role of love in her life.

Gayathri Prabhu

· Oct 13, 2019 · 07:30 am