No Spin: The Tale Of The Sultan Of Spin
by‘No Spin,’ an autobiographical account by the Sultan of Spin, Shane Warne, is sure to bowl you over.
‘No Spin,’ an autobiographical account by the Sultan of Spin, Shane Warne, is sure to bowl you over.
Ananga Ranga, an ancient Indian treatise on sex, justifies pedophilia. But it upholds monogamy as a virtue.
Malgudi Days, etched in the hearts and minds of people is eternal. But it can really mess with your heartstrings.
Was Babur a religious bigot? What does his autobiography, the Baburnama, reveal about him?
Henri Henriques, a Portuguese priest, produced the first Tamil Printed book with Pero Luis, a Tamil Brahmin Jesuit.
Dr Tariq Rahman reviews a book, which tells how Pakistan’s generals illegally waged the Kargil war & orchestrated a coup.
Hélène Smith, a Swiss woman, said she’s a Hindu princess, a French queen, who went from India to the Mars in the 1890’s.
‘An Insignificant Man’ manages to be a thriller whilst staying true to its documentary roots.
Clint was one of the greatest painters to come out of Kerala. He was only seven when he died.
Khushwant Singh’s book ‘The End of India’ is a timely reminder that we live in dangerous times.
“India has been in the Godman business longer and continues to produce more of them than anywhere in the world.”
Arundhati Roy’s collection of essays examines the darkest deeds of India’s democracy and asks uncomfortable questions.
Sylvia Vetta’s novel puts you in the shoes of an artist struggling to paint under the shadow of Mao’s Cultural Revolution.
The wold’s largest illustrated Ramayana was painted by a muslim painter – Sāhib Dīn. What does Mewar Ramayana represent?
Printed 1100 years ago, Vajracchedikā Prajñāpāramitā Sūtra or Diamond Sutra, is a treatise on life. Why is it relevant today?