Step into a world crafted for young readers—where every story sparks wonder, and every character inspires courage and cleverness. These tales are made for curious minds that venture beyond the ordinary. Because for children, every book opens the door to new dreams and endless

Manu Joseph is an award-winning author of multiple novels, the editor of Open magazine and a columnist for various newspapers including the New York Times. In his first non-fiction book entitled Why the Poor Don’t Kill Us, he casts a caustic eye on the contemporary Indian

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Centuries of war, invasions, political movements, and religious unrest have made the Hindi heartland a place of immense paradox. Despite its extraordinary religious heritage, it has also witnessed divisive sectarian politics. In The Hindi Heartland, award-winning journalist and

When Aleyamma inherits a colonial-era bungalow in the remote village of Puthuloor, she doesn’t just walk into an old house, she walks into a legacy haunted by grief, rebellion, and untold secrets. Consumed with grief over the loss of her grandfather Eesho, Aleyamma sets out to

How come there’s peace even in the face of staggering inequality? Why the Poor Don’t Kill Us is a razor-sharp look at the uncomfortable truths of Indian society. @manujosephsan pulls no punches in this unflinching critique of privilege and power. Preorder now for a read that

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Chi Rainer Bornfree is a writer, philosopher, and activist. With a PhD from U. C. Berkeley, they have taught at Bard, Princeton, and New York state prisons. They are the co-founder of the Activist Graduate School, and the co-creator of ‘AI for the People’, an award-winning,

From smoky classics to bold new twists, every kitchen has a butter chicken story. Swipe through Delhi & Gurugram’s most iconic plates—each one simmered in history, culture, and pure passion. Which version would you feast on first? Tell us your favourite in the comments!

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Ragini Tharoor Srinivasan is a scholar of Asian American and South Asian Anglophone literature, postcolonial theory, and feminist cultural studies. She is a co-editor of the René Wellek Prize-winning Thinking with an Accent (UC Press 2023), a former magazine editor, and a

Embark on a delicious journey through India’s rich culinary heritage with dishes that tell a story. From the tangy, comforting Goan fish curry called hooman, to the hearty, indulgent undhiyu of Surat’s winter kitchens, each plate is a celebration of history, culture, and