
Rising India and Resurgent Africa: It’s Time to Tango
In times of distress, hope springs in the most unusual places. Just when the developed world, specially the eurozone, is reeling from the blowback of the festering global recession, a …
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In times of distress, hope springs in the most unusual places. Just when the developed world, specially the eurozone, is reeling from the blowback of the festering global recession, a …
Read MoreIndia’s claims of being well-equipped to deal with a rising China triggers a lot of scepticism among the powers-that-be in Beijing. India’s “soft spot is economic, not military”, said said …
Read MoreEminent historian Mushirul Hasan speaks to Manish Chand about the sharpening divide between the Muslim world and the West, the prospects of democratization in the Middle East, the continuing spurt …
Read MoreLife imitates art sometimes. Vikas Swarup is a diplomat and not a gambler, but his debut novel Q and A, published last year by Random House, has scored big in …
Read MoreSt. Stephen’s College, which celebrated its 125th anniversary early this year, has inspired extreme emotions over the years, ranging from pure unadulterated devotion, verging on the religious, to undisguised resentment, …
Read MoreA Literary Viagra? By Manish Chand Indian-American novelist Abha Dawesar’s new novel “That Summer in Paris” is a passionate meditation on the subversive and anarchic nature of desire and sexuality …
Read MoreIndia Then and Now Text: Rudrangshu Mukherjee and Vir Sanghvi Photo research and editing: Pramod Kapoor Publisher: Lustre Press / Roli Books Pages: 276 • Price: Rs.2975/- By Manish …
Read MoreDeal of The Century? Impossible Allies: Nuclear India, United States NITED and the Global Order India Research Press Price: Rs 395 Raja Mohan has established himself as a sound analyst …
Read MoreThe Argumentative Indian Text: Amartya Sen Publisher: Gardners Books The Argumentative Indian is no not an exotic creature or an invention of Amartya Sen; turn left, right or centre – …
Read MoreSong of Mumbai “In many ways, Sacred Games is probably the first Indian novel of the street, with an exuberant cacophony of street voices and a mélange of free-flowing, hybrid …
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