Perry Anderson’s ‘The Indian Ideology’ bores through the orthodoxies of Indian nationalist history.
Meena Menon’s book does Mumbai a service, recording personal accounts of the Mumbai riots, and showing us what they mean for the city today.
The India that emerged from the Constitution of 1950 does not do justice to the shared history of the Subcontinent, or the genius of its own citizens.
The book makes a devastating critique of the ‘growth at any cost paradigm’.
The murky events of Kashmir’s 1995 hostage crisis are well-documented in a new book, but still defy closure.
Discovering Kashmiri poet Agha Shahid Ali, and the homeland that he knew.
