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From
September 01, 2005 to September 06, 2005
Square
Peg In A Round Hole
So
much has been written about Indira
Gandhi that not much can be expected
from any new book on her.
Democracy
Revisited
To
contest one's own formulations in
public is no mean job; especially when
they have been articulated forcefully.
But, scholar-activist Rajni Kothari
sets out to do just that in his
monograph Rethinking Democracy.
Discovery
Of Pakistan?
Given
the historical baggage that weighs the
two nations down, Aitzaz Ahsan's The
Indus Saga: From Pataliputra to
Partition may just reinforce
established mindsets on both sides of
the Indo-Pak border.
How
He Lost It
We
have little personal evidence about
Dyer... Collett compensates with
well-researched reconstructions of the
milieux.
When
Rules Break Down
The
questions that Disorderly Women asks
are older than the story.
Growing
Up Pains
A
light and entertaining read, the story
will stay with you a long, long
time.
Somewhere
In Time
India’s
most poignant novelist’s last book
was also his magnum opus. Strangely
the book has remained largely
unacknowledged till now.
Ode
To Mercurial India
The
versatile nature of this vast country
is revealed through the pen as well as
through some spectacular images in
this book.
Retold,
In A Hurry
Dharker
was given three months to write the
book, the deadline for the
re-enactment of the Dandi march. That
shows...
Demon
Behind The Closed Door
Behind
Closed Doors: Domestic violence in
India is ideal for voluntary
organisations working in the women’s
field and for students of women
studies.
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