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RTI activist Aruna Roy on her memoir, journey of Indian activism, and cost of blood moneyShefali Martins07 Oct, 2024
India’s oldest and greatest: A new book weaves history and culture with India’s iconic treesHridayesh Joshi14 Sep, 2024
Nehru’s First Recruits: A remarkable retelling of an epoch – with one glaring gap Anand Vardhan10 Sep, 2024
The Cooking of Books: Ram Guha’s love letter to the peculiarity of editors Jayashree Arunachalam29 Apr, 2024
Salman Rushdie’s Knife: Poignant, but the writer plays second fiddle to the activistAnand Vardhan27 Apr, 2024
Though limited in ambition, Sobhana K Nair’s book offers a dispassionate sketch of Ram Paswan’s journeyAnand Vardhan27 Mar, 2024
An elegant retelling of an extraordinary life: Revisiting Shashi Tharoor’s book on AmbedkarAnand Vardhan15 Apr, 2023
Using data to tell the story of India’s infrastructure issues, and the way aheadAnand Vardhan30 Nov, 2022
In former Bihar DGP’s account, a solution-driven police career, eventful teaching detourAnand Vardhan16 Nov, 2022
Lacking a sense of the particular, Villainy is set adrift on a sea of caricaturesAnand Vardhan31 Mar, 2022
From rich data to dispassionate analysis, Nalin Mehta’s The New BJP is a work of empirical ambition Anand Vardhan19 Mar, 2022
NL Interview: Vanita Kohli-Khandekar on business of news media, the need for not-for-profit journalism NL Team20 Dec, 2021
Rediscovering colonial-era Bihar through a delightful translation of a 100-year-old novelAnand Vardhan08 Nov, 2024
RTI activist Aruna Roy on her memoir, journey of Indian activism, and cost of blood moneyShefali Martins07 Oct, 2024
India’s oldest and greatest: A new book weaves history and culture with India’s iconic treesHridayesh Joshi14 Sep, 2024
Nehru’s First Recruits: A remarkable retelling of an epoch – with one glaring gap Anand Vardhan10 Sep, 2024
The Cooking of Books: Ram Guha’s love letter to the peculiarity of editors Jayashree Arunachalam29 Apr, 2024
Salman Rushdie’s Knife: Poignant, but the writer plays second fiddle to the activistAnand Vardhan27 Apr, 2024
Though limited in ambition, Sobhana K Nair’s book offers a dispassionate sketch of Ram Paswan’s journeyAnand Vardhan27 Mar, 2024
An elegant retelling of an extraordinary life: Revisiting Shashi Tharoor’s book on AmbedkarAnand Vardhan15 Apr, 2023
Using data to tell the story of India’s infrastructure issues, and the way aheadAnand Vardhan30 Nov, 2022
In former Bihar DGP’s account, a solution-driven police career, eventful teaching detourAnand Vardhan16 Nov, 2022
Lacking a sense of the particular, Villainy is set adrift on a sea of caricaturesAnand Vardhan31 Mar, 2022
From rich data to dispassionate analysis, Nalin Mehta’s The New BJP is a work of empirical ambition Anand Vardhan19 Mar, 2022
NL Interview: Vanita Kohli-Khandekar on business of news media, the need for not-for-profit journalism NL Team20 Dec, 2021