Books
Book Review | The heart of a dark matter
This is a page-turner and can be categorised as a one-sitting delicacy with a lip-smacking aftertaste
Book Review | An Indian with an Arab’s inner reserves
Here is the strange case for today’s India, which is turning ominously xenophobic
Has the IAS failed the nation? D. Subbarao shares his views
The narrative is straightforward, guileless, compassionate and full of insights
Book Review | Brilliance, empathy, simplicity qualities that define Subbarao
The subtitle of the book — Notes from My Life and Career — is significant
Citizenship not emotive but must be bedrock of national identity
National identity has always been, and always will be, a political project
Book Review | If cooks could kill: The enigma of the ugly femme fatale
This novel gives you a delicious taste of modern Japanese food
Book Review | Rao unshackled the elephant, reforms took on human face
P.V. Narasimha Rao had emerged as a consensus Prime Minister for a country in the throes of a financial crisis
Book Review | Magical and unfinished, ‘lost’ novel leaves mysteries unsolved
Ten years after Marquez's death his children decided to publish Until August
Book Review | Tale of two (or more) Delhis cinematic, but inexact
To bring to life this city as an experience is, perhaps, what Aishwarya Jha attempted to do, within the narrative she weaves
Book Review | Covid patient muses about state of the nation
He is a scholar, a former teacher, erudite and thoughtful, and has traveled all over the world