Pravin Kumar’s ‘Amar Desva’, set in a small Indian town grappling with the COVID-19 pandemic where systems are failing the people, reveals the different ways in which people respond to a crisis.

Kusum Khemani’s Lavanyadevi, translated into English by Banibrata Mahanta, is a story about women, mothers, daughters, grandmothers and the ties that bind them across time, space, and social boundaries.

In 'From the King’s Table to Street Food', Pushpesh Pant's scholarship is apparent, but it’s his love for Delhi, its spirit and its food that shines through.

The Big Book of Odia Literature is more than a mere anthology; it is a crucial repository for preserving Odisha's rich linguistic and cultural heritage.