Nonfiction
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From the memoir: A woman recalls how her childhood changed irrevocably after her brother’s suicide
Liana Mistry
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Cookbook: A woman from Pallakad, Kerala offers recipes that are unique to her hometown
Jayalakshmi Ramadasan
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Why are Bengaluru residents considered some of the most polite people in India?
Shoba Narayan
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Could Udaipur, City of Lakes, turn into a dust bowl surrounded by denuded mountains?
Harini Nagendra Seema Mundoli
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From the memoir: Mani Shankar Aiyar on his first election victory and a ‘half-life’ in politics
Mani Shankar Aiyar
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September reads: Six recently published nonfiction books about public and private lives of Indians
Sayari Debnath
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Is hydrogen the fuel of the future? Yes, says a new book, suggesting ways to make it affordable
Sumant Sinha
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Why Shashi Tharoor has written a book of aphorisms along with this friend Joseph Zacharias
Shashi Tharoor Joseph Zacharias
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Is vulnerability an essential quality for being a good leader at the workplace? Yes, says a new book
Avinash Jhangiani
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The story of how Gauhati University, the first university in Assam, was established in 1948
Arupjyoti Saikia
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How Justice DY Chandrachud ensured radical equality for women with the Sabarimala judgment
Gautam Bhatia
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War: The Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962 proved that nuclear confrontation can be devastating
Gwynne Dyer
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How the East India Company made its first maps and conducted land surveys in India
Rosie Llewellyn Jones
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The fascinating story of Sridhar Das, famed for his innovative illumination at community festivals
Samragngi Roy
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What starvation could mean for Adivasi communities in the first decade of the 21st century
Annie Zaidi
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India has promised for many decades to get rid of poverty. It has consistently failed to deliver
Jan Breman
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‘Marginlands’: A timely dive into the lives of people and species hit by environmental exploitation
Saurabh Sharma
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From the war annals: An operation by the Indian Army’s Gorkha regiment in Sri Lanka
Ian Cardozo
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From politician Sanjay Jha: A book about the adventures of his beloved pet dog, Louis
Sanjay Jha
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This book examines how merchants enforced caste ideals in 18th century Marwar as markers of identity
Divya Cherian