nonfiction
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‘Intercourse’: Why Andrea Dworkin’s radical critique of male power resonates with Gen Z feminists
Camilla Nelson, The Conversation
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‘Secular’ governance is compatible with both democracy and authoritarianism, argues a new book
Nivedita Menon
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Fashion history: This 19th-century undergarment made a woman’s hips look bigger, and her, wealthier
Heather Radke
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How did China, once criticised for ‘copying’ Western technology, go on to innovate?
Keyu Jin
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Travelogue: The secrets of the mystical Karmapas or the Black Hat Lamas of Rumtek Monastery, Gangtok
Rea Oberoi
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Family memoir: A stack of letters, a ruby ring. Who was the mysterious American woman behind both?
Ajit Singh Dutta
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How much Indian black money is stashed away in Swiss banks? Nearly $1 trillion, says this book
R Vaidyanathan
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Atta Galatta Bangalore Literature Festival announces its shortlists for 2023 Book Prizes
Scroll Staff
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From the memoir: Why ASHA is crucial to the well-being of rural India’s mothers and children
Ashok Alexander
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‘Courting India’ by Nandini Das wins British Academy Book Prize for Global Cultural Understanding
Scroll Staff
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From the memoir: How a setback in Vienna led to success in Uttar Pradesh for an Indian civil servant
Naresh Nandan Prasad
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November nonfiction: Six recently published books about culture, politics, and nuance in India
Sayari Debnath
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Capitalism will be replaced by a system that will deepen exploitation, says a new book
Yanis Varoufakis
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Environmentalist Chandi Prasad Bhatt recalls the 1970 catastrophic floods in the Alaknanda river
Chandi Prasad Bhatt
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From the biography: Anticolonial anarchist MPT Acharya’s exile in Paris as ‘Mr Bhayankaram’
Ole Birk Laursen
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How did low-cost posters influence nationalism in the decades leading up to and after the Partition?
Yousuf Saeed
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From the memoir: What it meant to leave Peshawar and move to newly-partitioned India as a child
Indira Varma
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Why the ‘civil’ world failed so often to establish contact with the Sentinelese in the Andamans
Adam Goodheart
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From the memoir: When Gurcharan Das’s mother told him to stop reading Albert Camus’s ‘rubbish’
Gurcharan Das
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‘Unsealed Covers’ interprets law like a lawyer, theorises like an academic, rebels like a citizen
Prerna Vij