The No War Pact correspondence between Jawaharlal Nehru and Liaquat Ali Khan is interesting for...

Written with lots of love it makes an otherwise mundane cookbook highly readable through it’s...

“My cancer which I jokingly call The Caner (you have to laugh or as they say, you’ll die) – is a...

This is one occasion on which I have been convincingly reminded not to be over-expectant about...

Written by grandson Dipak Nambiar, this book on the life of noted Tamil actor M N Nambiar carefully...

If an urban woman with ‘modern’ sophistication and a ‘questioning’ attitude is killed in our...

As women, we may have sometimes been miserable, standing at crossroads – undecided yet often...

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

Ghazal has its roots in the Arabic language and literally means ‘talking to the lady love’. In...

The story that emerges from Arvind Lal’s book is undoubtedly fascinating. It begins with a terrible...

The book’s cover is a collage of eight faces of those who were at the helm in Pakistan since its...

Spymaster Amar Bhushan's first book, "Escape to Nowhere", based on the defection of a senior RAW...