In early 2014, Arundhati Roy wrote a lengthy introduction to one of B.R. Ambedkar’s most powerful...

In the Ain-i-Akbari, a record of administration during the reign of the Mughal emperor Akbar, what...

This extensively researched book opens a pandora’s box of intrigues and misdeeds of many British...

India’s post-Independence history, which is still not taught in schools and colleges, presents...

The rival theories of whether individuals or socioeconomic forces determine history have their own...

Zarrar’s Said’s Pureland could well be the postmortem of a nation, torn at its very roots by...

Indeed, the role education plays in one’s life is momentous as far as the development of an...

Gauri herself clearly did not expect to be the target of an assassination bid, although physical...

The silence of the pitch dark room is only broken by the intermittent echoes of the audience's...

This book pays homage to the saga of India's RTI law. The Right To Information Act has been the one...

There are two very common terms used at Stanford University – “Fuzzy”, for students of the...

The premise itself sounds interesting – a book by an Indian human rights activist about a Pakistani...