Part travelogue, part memoirs, this book reveals many aspects of the river that holds a central place in the Indian mind.

One person's life revolves around finding an elusive book, while another sets out to write one. Books are sought, books are bought and ultimately, they reflect real life. 

The fact that you don't require a certificate to call yourself a writer gives the average non-writer the impression that this isn't a profession to be taken seriously. But writing, in fact, requires hard work – and rework.

In Attendant Lords, T.C.A. Raghavan chronicles the life of Abdur Rahim and Bairam Khan – two noblemen during a turbulent period in the Mughal history.

Adity Kay tells a fictional but believable story of the legendary Chandragupta Maurya, who rose from obscurity to reign over an empire.