Justice has been done by Afsar Mohammed when collating different pieces of Urdu and Telugu writing that elaborates how Hyderabadis, specifically its Muslims, reimagined their place in a more democratic India.

After the Indian military incorporated the Nizam-ruled dominions into the union, Left parties and activists carried out cultural and political activities to make sure that democracy takes root. 

The high-handedness of both India and Pakistan might bring people of Jammu and Kashmir – who had little common ground – to a similar platform.

Written in a tumultuous Pakistan of the 1950s, the novel is more relevant to present-day India than ever before.

Naseer Dashti’s The Baloch Conlict with Iran and Pakistan: Aspects of a National Liberation Struggle offers a radically distinct outlook from an ethnic Baloch.

'Lipstick Under My Burkha' follows the lives of four women with sartorial, professional, spousal and sexual desires in small-town Bhopal.