First in the book of autobiography of Maya Angelou, capturing her childhood days till the age of seventeen.
David Devadas’s The Story of Kashmir explores Kashmir’s history, politics, society, culture, accession, militancy, Pandit exodus, and changing aspirations.
George Orwell’s 1984 is a chilling dystopian novel about Big Brother, surveillance, propaganda, language, historical manipulation, and the control of thought.
Rahul Pandita’s Our Moon Has Blood Clots is a powerful memoir of the Kashmiri Pandit exodus, capturing fear, loss, displacement, memory, and the pain of
Suchitra Vijayan’s Midnight’s Borders takes readers through India’s borderlands, showing how borders shape ordinary lives, memory, violence, citizenship, and belonging.
An interesting and insightful book that provides detailed account of the murderer of Gandhi with some new evidences and investigative Journalism
The Population Myth is evidence-based study of family planning and how various religions of India practice it. It also breaks many general myths we have
Curfewed Night by Basharat Peer is a powerful memoir and work of reportage about Kashmir, conflict, memory, violence, and the lived experience of ordinary Kashmiris.
A simple yet detailed account of how democracy in India has changed for the worst under PM Narendra Modi.
A fascinating, interesting, insightful and eye opening book That tells us ab out the hidden business of democracy in India.
A fascinating, interesting, insightful and eye opening book about the data and numbers and the truth behind the numbers.
An informative book about the development policies in rural Bihar and how caste and power plays a role often exploiting the people at the bottom.
Informative, Incisive, intellectually stimulating with sharp and logical arguments to understand the complexities of caste
One Part Woman by Perumal Murugan is a moving novel about marriage, longing, childlessness, and social pressure in rural Tamil Nadu. This review explores its
A book to understand the genesis of Islam and how it came to India and what it means to be a Muslim in India.
M. Rajshekhar’s Despite the State examines how governments in six Indian states fail citizens on health, education, justice, natural resources, and democracy.
An important book looking at the causes of a major problem that India is facing and calling for a shift in our policy making.
An eye opening, informative and moving account of caste and its impact on the lives of ordinary people.
Compassionate and eye opening stories of the lives and hardships of the displaced people due to the various "development" projects over the years.
The inside story of how Indian security agencies functions with the support of the government to unleash cruelty on its own citizens.
A definitive account of two decades long war in Vietnam and the damage it has done to the country.




















