Book Reviews
Have We Lost Govind Pansare’s Shivaji Forever?
Another 19 February. There would again be pompous events to celebrate Shivaji Jayanti. The statue of Shivaji, which is being… Read More
So All Is Peace, Is a Protest!
Delhi, despite facing the severest of the winters in two decades, is full of life! It is all set to… Read More
Closure: A story lived in escapades
It is not every day that something or someone lingers in our mind for a really long time. Such impressions… Read More
The Metaphysics of a Journey
The wind blows over the faith of the calm sea. The sea responds with the horrors of men’s greed. Such… Read More
My Father’s Garden: A poignant tale of love, truth and identity
What happens when a book is banned? Does keeping it physically away from readers actually silence the book and its… Read More
Revisiting a Murder and What it Takes
A Book Review of Anu Kumar’s It Takes a Murder I t seems like years, since I first read Anu… Read More
Why We Should All Be Feminists?
In July 2018, The Observer listed Chimamanda Adichie’s ‘We Should All Be Feminists’ as one of the ‘Best brainy books… Read More
Five Lives: A chronicle of Indian womens struggle against TB
The book- Five Lives: Women with Tuberculosis in India by Chapal Mehra begins and ends with a simple reiteration- this… Read More
Unplugging the dreaded Islamic State
A Book Review of Stanly Johny’s The ISIS Caliphate: From Syria to the doorsteps of India. “ S yria is… Read More
Through the waves of women’s liberation
Review of the recently published book - The Periodic Table of Feminism by UK based journalist Marisa Bate. T he… Read More