Brilliant retellings of some of the world’s and India’s earliest stories, beloved by children and adults alike for over 2,000 years. In ...

 ‘The undisputed master of the modern Indian short story.’—Salman Rushdie Originally published in 1955 as Shikari Auratein, ...

Thippy, the beautiful ‘girl from the outhouse’. Ashwath, only son of a feudal family of landowners. A love that could never be blessed by ...

Nimmi Daruwala is starting Grade 6, and she is sure it is going to be absolutely SPECTABULOUS! Will it? Eleven-year-old Nimmi Daruwala does not like ...

‘The essays in Uncertain Journeys: Labour Migration from South Asia document the price people pay to earn a dignified livelihood, as well as ...

‘A riveting resurrection of the city of poets, the city of history, Saif Mahmood’s learned and evocative book takes us to the heart of Delhi’s ...

In 1909, Augusta Fullam, an English memsahib in Meerut, shocked polite English society by falling in love with Dr Clark, an Anglo-Indian of dubious reputation. ...

‘The pull of a Kalpish Ratna novel is undeniable, even hypnotic.’— The Telegraph What is the chill interface between violence and ...

‘An honest and sympathetic narrative on the lives of women drawn into the dark world of terrorism and insurgency.’—Ajai Sahni, Founding ...

'It took nearly five minutes for her ashes to cool down. Afterwards, someone held out a handful. "Here she is, your Lara. Take her." The agony stuck within ...