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Culture
A Meditation on Memory and Loss of a Sikh Family After Partition
A daughter ruminates on her father’s life but also on India in the 1970s and ‘80s when it was a kinder place.
World
'False Prophets': Evidence of the West’s Neo-Colonial Construct in the Arab World
Nigel Ashton's book annotates the colourful history of relations between Britain and Middle Eastern countries from the Suez crisis to the Iraq debacle.
Politics
The Muslims of North India Were Reduced to Being the Orphans of Partition
The Hindu right embedded in the Congress operated independent of Nehru and encouraged the migration of Muslims to Pakistan.
The Remaking of a Nation, But Not the Way 'The Billionaire Raj' Envisions
The most exasperating aspect of James Crabtree's book is that while he – understandably – avoids moralising or being judgmental, he just does not want to take a stand.
Review: The Implications of BJP's Corporatisation Under Modi-Shah
Saba Naqvi's book 'Shades of Saffron' describes the BJP's centralised funding from a few powerful corporate entities, but does not delve into its implications on the unorganised sector and the rural economy.
