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Book Review

Tired of comfortable illusions? Acharya Prashant’s Truth Without Apology challenges readers to confront fear, ego, desire and self-deception.

Discover how Rohit De and Ornit Shani’s Assembling India’s Constitution recovers the forgotten voices that helped shape India’s republic.

The Golden Chisel by Seethalakshmi S and Rahul Nandan explores Arun Yogiraj’s journey to sculpt the Ram Lalla idol at Ayodhya’s Ram Temple.

Stephen Alter’s The Fragrance of Rain explores India’s monsoon through memoir, travel, science, history and reflections on climate change.

Blasphemy: Let Me Speak by Kushal Mehra explores free speech, blasphemy laws and India's tradition of debate through history, law and public discourse.

China's Colonial Games In Tibet, edited by Vijay Kranti, examines China's policies in Tibet through the framework of modern colonialism, identity and resistance.

Jamtara Calling by Chitradeep Chakraborty explores the rise of Jamtara as India's cybercrime hub through immersive investigative journalism.

Could one book help you avoid costly legal mistakes? 'UNAWARE' by Mayank Yadav and BV Swathi simplifies Indian law with practical, real-world advice.

Her Story, Her Glory traces the remarkable journey of women’s cricket in India through research-driven storytelling.

A comprehensive review of Ram Setu – The Memoirs of an Enchanted Bridge, exploring its mythic voice, history, satire and imaginative narrative.