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.
Editor’s Picks
When Killing Journalists Is The New Normal
byThe world over, impunity against those who kill journalists is the new normal. It’s an ominous portent for democracy.
Nur, The Courtesan, & The Koh-i-Noor
byCould Nur Bai, the courtesan etched in history as the one who tipped Nadir Shah about Koh-i-Noor, be mistakenly tainted?
Can Music Be Used To Brainwash People?
byThe role of music in mind-control has a fascinating history; it has intrigued psychologists, and philosophers alike.
China-US Rivalry: Sleepwalking Into War?
byThe Naval build-up in the South China Sea & the Indian Ocean is an ominous portent; it could lead to a global disaster.
How The Largest Air Evacuation In History Unfolded
byA distinguished diplomat who handled the evacuation of 176,000 Indians, narrates how Air India carried out this task.
When The Japanese Invaded The Andaman & Nicobar Islands
byThe Japanese massacred 3000 Indians when they invaded the Andamans. Why did Bose stay mum about Japanese atrocities?
Putin’s Diplomatic Judo
byVladimir Putin, the Russian judo master, is using the principles of judo to diplomacy – and winning hands down.
What Happened To The Lofty Goal Of Eradicating Poverty & Hunger?
byThe goals & resolutions to eradicate poverty & hunger remain unfulfilled. The UN must pontificate less & act more.
Why India Needs To Militarize Its Outer Space
byIndia’s policy towards the militarization of space, though lofty & idealistic, is outdated. It needs a thorough overhaul.
How Pachisi, An Indian Board Game, Became Ludo
byPachisi AKA Ludo, an ancient Indian game which Akbar was addicted to, is now a strategy game taught at business schools.
Memory Of A Flood
byDocumenting stories on floods will help policymakers design better flood-management practices in the future.
Makhan Singh: The Sikh Revolutionary Who Fought For Kenya’s Liberation
byMakhan Singh, AKA ‘Mungu Comrade,’ played an active part in Kenya’s liberation struggle. Yet he remains an unsung hero.
When Fanatical Brahmins & Islamists Tried To Decimate Buddhism
byAshoka, the emperor, spread Buddha’s teachings across India and Asia. Yet, Ashoka’s story is largely forgotten.
Santoshi Maa: The Celluloid Goddess
byJai Santoshi Maa, a Hindi film produced in 1975, went on to become a box office success & created the cult of a goddess.