So, I’m DD and I’m going to be rich and famous because I’m making a film on high school life. All the secrets, fights, crazy exam pressure, brainiacs and show offs. Only, everyone wants to be the star. It’s got drama and hysterics, historics, sorry, histrionics.
Uncool: Fights, Camera, Action by Jane De Suza Read More »
The Cretaceous: The Golden Age of Dinosaurs covers the most dramatic period in the life of the Earth, the time when the most amazing dinosaurs roamed on land and the seas were ruled by giant reptiles. This book reconstructs the time and landscapes of places that exist today, and transport the young reader to those times.
The Cretaceous: The Golden Age of Dinosaurs by Pranay Lal Read More »
Combining enthralling nature writing and journalism with immersive art and photography, Marginlands is an urgent, vital work by a passionate chronicler of our environment.
Marginlands: Indian Landscapes on the Brink by Arati Kumar-Rao Read More »
It traces the extraordinary relationship between an elusive writer and his biggest fan – two men whose lives mirrored each other while they lived in different worlds.
An Excess of Sanity by Anshumani Ruddra Read More »
As a young man, Narendra Modi had got into the habit of writing a letter to the Mother Goddess, whom he addressed as jagat janani, every night before going to bed. But every few months, Modi would tear up the pages and consign them to a bonfire. The pages of one diary, dating back to 1986, survived, however. These are now available in English for the very first time as Letters to Mother, in a powerful translation by Bhawana Somaaya.
Letters to Mother by Narendra Modi, translated from the Gujarati by Bhawana Somaaya Read More »
Raj Hirani, Founder and CEO of Oval Technologies is about to make an announcement to the Board that the company has made a significant breakthrough, which will leapfrog it miles ahead of its arch rival Metric Solutions in the field of artificial intelligence. It is as much a professional victory for Hirani as a personal one. Hirani’s never hated anyone like he abhors Ashok Singhania, the CEO of Metric Solutions who fired Hirani years ago.
The Mole by Vish Dhamija Read More »
Two of India’s best defence lawyers, Akash and Vansh jointly take up a case, but they soon realize they are pitted against one of the sharpest prosecuting brains in the country, Ravi Nanda, who is always a step ahead of them both, and pulls the carpet from under their firm feet. Twice. In this heart-stopping new thriller from India’s bestselling crime writer, the law itself is baffled and a verdict seems impossible…
Cold Justice by Vish Dhamija Read More »
The action swings from the first Anglo-Afghan war: the British cantonment in Kabul and the Yusufzai hostility in the mountains to the decadent and unstable court of Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s successors in Lahore especially the period when Maharani Jinda was regent in Lahore.
The Sword and the Nightingale by Charu Singh Read More »
Friedman paints a dark and provocative portrait of Trump’s America, and in a specially written Introduction, examines the similarities and differences between Trump and Modi, and opines that both leaders represent a dangerous trend toward illiberal democracy, fewer freedoms, and an authoritarian approach to governing.
Democracy in Peril by Alan Friedman Read More »