The book "The Last Great Plague of Colonial India" by Natasha Sarkar highlights the stark parallels between the bubonic plague and Covid-19.
Anjana Basu
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🎃Vaishnavi Patel’s book approaches the Mahabharata from a different viewpoint, mainly that of Ganga Devi
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Sujit Saraf's new novel 'Island' is based on that of the American missionary, 26-year-old John Chau, who landed illegally on the island in an attempt to make contact with the Sentinelese and convert them to Christianity
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🧸In his book, author Wing Commander Arijit Ghosh (retd.) has put together a collection of stories that most readers, unless they are Air Force fans or members, will be unaware of.
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In a world where words are currency, Payal Kapadia's 'Woebegone’s Warehouse of Words' explores the perilous boundaries of free speech
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Moraes and Srivatsa's book traces the story of writer and wanderer Thomas Coryate's 5000-mile journey on foot from England to India, across the forbidding Arabian desert and the treacherous Hindukush mountains, and then his wanderings in Mughal India.
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With 'Ravana’s Lanka,' Sunela Jayewardene transforms the mythical past of Sri Lanka into a tangible, vivid exploration of history and legend.
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🐓Nobel laureates the Dalai Lama and Kailash Satyarthi illuminate a path towards a more compassionate world in their profound collaborative work, The Book of Compassion.
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Anjana Dutt's memoir, My Family, the Leopard and My Litchi Tree, is a vivid journey into a nostalgic Bengali childhood, where tradition and nature danced in harmony
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Gardens of Delhi by Swapna and Madhulika Liddle, complemented by Prabhas Roy's evocative photographs, explores Delhi's historical and contemporary gardens
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