The Story of Kashmir
The Story of Kashmir – Geopolitics, Politics, Society, Culture and Changing Aspirations is the story of Kashmir starting from 1925, when Hari Singh was coronated as the king to as recent as 2016.
Book Reviews
Our Moon Has Blood Clots
Our moon has blood clots is a tragic, sad and powerful story about the exodus of Kashmiri Pandits from the Kashmir Valley
Midnight’s Borders
An insightful and informative read that takes you through the lives of ordinary people living in the border areas of India. Told beautifully with lot of compassion along with some great accounts of historical events which are largely forgotten.
The Murderer, The Monarch and the Fakir
An interesting and insightful book that provides detailed account of the murderer of Gandhi with some new evidences and investigative Journalism
The Population Myth
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 about our population and especially the myths around the Muslim population growth.
Curfewed Night
An honest account of Kashmir and the Kashmir conflict weaved beautifully with his personal memoir. The book is tragic, sad, frustrating, depressing but at the same time an important read if you wish to know about Kashmir beyond the mainstream narrative.
Modi’s India
A simple yet detailed account of how democracy in India has changed for the worst under PM Narendra Modi.
A Feast of Vultures
A fascinating, interesting, insightful and eye opening book That tells us ab out the hidden business of democracy in India.
Whole Numbers and Half Truths
A fascinating, interesting, insightful and eye opening book about the data and numbers and the truth behind the numbers.
Last Among Equals
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.