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‘Maharajas, Emperors, Viceroys, Borders’: Breaking down the histories of Nepal-India border disputes
Amish Raj Mulmi
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In the shadow of giants? How Nepal is navigating the US-China tussle and what it means for India
Centre for Policy Research
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Why the rudraksha seed is a symbol of Nepal’s trade imbalance with China
Amish Raj Mulmi
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It is about time a clear-eyed book locating Nepal in the context of China and India was written
Sujeev Shakya
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What history tell us about the reasons for Nepal to edge away India and turn to China
Amish Raj Mulmi
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Why (and how) a food delivery company expanded its service into taking books to customers
Kanishka Gupta Amish Raj Mulmi
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‘India doesn’t understand the area from a people-to-people perspective:’ Nepali writer Sujeev Shakya
Amish Raj Mulmi
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A literary agent lists ten books from outside the subcontinental mainstream we should be reading
Amish Raj Mulmi
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An extraordinary book explores identity and anxieties in Kumaon through human-animal relationships
Amish Raj Mulmi
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This crime series set in Bangkok’s neon-lit streets brings the city’s lurid side to life
Amish Raj Mulmi
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Before Lisbeth Salander: The couple that invented Nordic noir with the Martin Beck series of books
Amish Raj Mulmi
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Being Muslim in the West: This crime fiction series set in Toronto shines as a beacon of hope
Amish Raj Mulmi
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To understand modern China read this crime fiction series featuring a poetry-loving detective
Amish Raj Mulmi
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The Daily Fix: Why is a doctor once feted for saving lives in the UP hospital tragedy still in jail?
Ipsita Chakravarty
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Why are we still fascinated by tales of the ‘shikaar’ despite the ecological horrors of hunting?
Amish Raj Mulmi
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Writers’ journeys: So your book’s been commissioned. Here’s what will happen next
Amish Raj Mulmi
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In a bookshop in Gurgaon, a Rs 13,500-copy of ‘Don Quixote’ sets the tone for what to expect
Amish Raj Mulmi
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‘A new literary culture does not permeate in Nepal unless it comes bundled with flashing lights’
Amish Raj Mulmi
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How many copies must a book sell to be a bestseller in India (and why are there so many lists?)
Amish Raj Mulmi