Finding rationality in immortality: Satyen Mohapatra’s ‘I am Immortal’
‘I am Immortal’ book review: Throughout the book, veteran journalist Satyen Mohapatra intelligently defines and describes consciousness
By Reya Mehrotra November 25, 2024
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In memoir, Congress leader Sushilkumar Shinde recollects his close bonding with Bal Thackeray
Shinde recollects how once Bal Thackeray saved him from media and how the Shiv Sena leader was different in private
By Soni Mishra
‘An Olympian's Tryst with Soldiering’ review: An Army colonel’s hockey memoirs
Colonel Balbir Singh gives vivid descriptions of key matches during hockey's golden era. He also mentions Sansarpur, a village in Jalandhar, particularly renowned as a nursery of hockey
By Pratul Sharma
'The Number You Are Calling is Switched Off’ review: A perfect blend of crime and mystery
Tushar Srivastava’s debut novel ‘The Number You Are Calling is Switched Off’ is full of unexpected twists and turns, making it a highly engaging read
By Mohit Sharma
'The Cemetery of Untold Stories' review: Harrowing stories that live forever
Julia Alvarez's latest 'The Cemetery of Untold Stories' is her sixth novel and is set in her homeland of the Dominican Republic
By R Viswanathan
‘@75 As I Saw it’ gives first-hand feel of ‘golden era of Indian journalism’
Mahendra Ved imparts a fly-on-the-wall feel of events that unfolded in an era before mobile phones and broadcast journalism.
By K. Sunil Thomas
'In Pursuit of Freedom - Travels across Patriotic Lands' review: A portrait of changed India
Author Pradeep Damodaran juxtaposes the present with the historical significance of sites associated with the freedom struggle
By Pratul Sharma
These books will help you see the world in a new light
Glimmers, Chicanery and Our Stories, Our Struggles: Violence and the Lives of Women present the world around us in fresh and wondrous ways
By Anjuly Mathai
This new book on Indian political prisoners describes their agony and the state’s apathy
The prisoners’ courage seems to grow the more it is quenched
By Anjuly Mathai
Book review: For racy 'Money, Sex and Power' tales, binge 'House of Dragon'; Bower's 'The House of Beckham' is a drag
Tom Bower accuses the Beckhams of a lot of things in his new book, mostly stale
By Bechu S
Unpartitioned Time review: Rajkotia offers readers an intimate glimpse into Sikh life
Book offers a profound understanding of trauma and resilience of an entire generation
By Anna Divya Benjamin
'A M Naik-The Man Who Built Tomorrow' review: An inspiring account on the entrepreneur extraordinaire
The book traces the contributions of Naik in building L&T into a global brand
By Meera Suresh
‘Padma Bharatis: Ordinary Indians, Extraordinary Triumphs’ review: Fascinating stories of 12 Padma Shri winners
The book curated by Jay Jina will interest students, scholars, activists
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