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From
January 04, 2006 to January
10, 2006
Multifaceted
Personality
K.
BALAKRISHNAN (1924-84) burst upon the
scene as a fiery student leader in the
1940s. A powerful speaker, he could
hold any audience spellbound. As an
editor he commanded the loyalty of a
generation of readers.
On
The Wings Of Freedom
This
novel, which received the first prize
in a competition held by the Telugu
Association of North America (TANA),
truly deserves the accolades and rave
appreciation it has received and can
be hailed as a `landmark' in the genre
of Telugu novel.
Novel
In Translation
This
Book, which is a Tamil translation of
Mukundan's Malayalam novel `Haridwaril
Mani Muzhagunnu' deals with a young
bachelor Rameshan Panicker who has a
good job in Delhi.
Spectre
Of Exclusion
Analyses
the dimensions of deprivation in Uttar
Pradesh amidst no sign of a let-up
Cultural
Crossover
Documents
the musical and cultural history of
the classical Hindustani stringed
instrument sarod
Status
Of The Girl Child
Papers
documenting the status of the girl
child in the Asian region
When
Power Subverts The Law
Two
seminal books question the possibility
of international criminal justice in a
unipolar world
Memoirs
Of A Fearless Critic
This
book is a biography of the art critic
Subbudu by young Lada Guruden Singh.
The
Drama Goes On
The
issues that make up the Mahabharatha
are still relevant today, even though
the characters in its pages belong to
antiquity.
Women
In Novels
Although
the subject matter merits study, poor
language and errors mar the book.
Taking
Wing
This
collection of essays is often
tantalising and naughty, beckoning the
reader into inviting gullies and
corners for a look at the brighter
side of life.
Paper
Boat On A Lazy River
The
strength of the book lies in its
simplicity and the plot which twists
and turns like a river.
Democracy
On A Sticky Wicket?
The
views aired in the book by persons
connected with the judiciary have been
debated many times before
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