A new book by Paranjoy Guha Thakurta and Cyril Sam finds revolving doors and quid pro quos between India's richest political party and the world's largest social platform.

As you read Ashutosh Bhardwaj's book, the many threads start to form knots of betrayal and revenge, of injustice and rage – knots that will ensure that the death script will continue to play out.

In conversation with historian Benjamin Zachariah on what it means to call today's India 'fascist', the history of the Sangh parivar, the protests India is seeing today and more.

Jerry Rao’s book defines conservatism so loosely, it falls short of being a serious contribution to existing debates

In conversation with urban planner and architect Sadiq Zafar on the housing provided under the Kanshiram Shahri Garib Awas Yojana in Gonda.

While the conflict is generally reduced to just two sides – the government versus the Naxals – Alpa Shah's book centres a third group: the Adivasis.