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Excerpt - Hanging by a Thread By Tho Mu Ragunathan In keeping with his name of big boss, Thathulinga Mudaliar had a massive physique and a devil-may-care look about him. Diamond rings flashed on his fingers, The diamond kadukkans on his

Excerpt Bandaged Moments : Stories of Mental Health by Women Writers from Indian Languages By Nabanita Sengupta, Nishi Pulugurtha Prabhas would come early morning and be with the construction workers here. He not only had to deal with sand, cement, price

Autumn Nights & Eerie Tales: Top 3 Books for The Season As the air turns crisp and the nights grow longer, November sets the perfect stage for indulging in spine-tingling tales. For readers who crave suspense, intrigue, and the thrill of

Excerpt - Mujib’s Blunders: The Powers And The Plot Behind His Killing By Manash Ghosh The arrival of a government without Mujib as its head had robbed its homecoming of much of its charm and public enthusiasm. One constant query that

India's rich literary tradition spans thousands of years and dozens of languages, offering readers a treasure trove of classics that remain largely undiscovered by global audiences. These translated volumes provide unique insights into Indian culture, history, and philosophy while telling

‘This is the end for you. You have hurt my children long enough. Taking what is theirs. Stunting their lives,’ he mumbled as he chopped off the heads of his uninvited and unwanted guests with glistening shears. Laura was a pretty

Summer vacation and books are inseparable twins. Few things are better than the feeling of having nothing to do, no rush to go anywhere, no classes to attend… just sitting in the sunshine and losing yourself in a great book,

Even supported by the tree, Gobardhan was shaking. The sudden assault had been unexpected, unimagined. Mukundo had offered him a smoke. He had been too lazy to ask for a light and had simply lain back while the flies buzzed

From Mughal Cities to Modernist Icons: 10 Architecture Books You’ll Love ‘Every science touches art at some points—every art has its scientific side,’ the great French physician, Armand Trousseau, once noted during one of his seminal lectures. Nowhere is this more