How would Aruna, with her convent school education and anglicized Bengali family background, cope with daily life deep in the by-lanes of the old city?

In the book 'The Return of the Taliban: Afghanistan After the Americans Left', Pakistani author Hassan Abbas delves deep into the emerging worldview of the Taliban, the internal factions, and its engagement with the wider world.

Wherever he was posted, whatever his role, Lambah's initiatives changed lives. His achievements after retirement from the IFS outmatch those during his career in it.

Ayaz Memon’s anthology of articles showcases the highlights but also the low points of the game.

Anabel Loyd's 'Bahawalpur: The Kingdom that Vanished' weaves family lore and the princely state's history into the larger narrative of Pakistan's evolution before and since 1947.

Edited by his great-granddaughter Neera Burra, Ruchi Ram Sahni's A Memoir of Pre-Partition Punjab is a remarkable historical document.

The Raghubir Library and Research Institute is a must consult archive for historians of Malwa and Central India, for the Mughal-Maratha-Rajput interface of the 18th century and the British expansion thereafter.