India Wins Freedom by Maulana Abul Kalam Azad offers a rare, candid glimpse into the final years of India’s independence movement. Written in 1957, with portions sealed until 1988, the memoir reveals behind-the-scenes political drama, ideological clashes, and untold truths about key leaders and events.
रवीश कुमार की ये किताब भारत में अभिव्यक्ति की आज़ादी पर जो पाबन्दी लगाई जा रही है उस पर एक नज़र डालती है। ये पाबन्दी क्यों लगाई जा रही है ? कौन लगा रहे हैं? क्यों लगा रहे हैं? इन सब के बीच प्रेस की क्या भूमिका है और क्या वह अपनी भूमिका का सही से पालन कर रहा है या सत्ता के साथ मिलकर जनता की आवाज़ को कुचलने में मदद कर रहा है? इन्ही सब सवालों को पूछती और उनका उत्तर ढूंढ़ती है ये किताब।
History of our ancestor, where we came from and what constitute us “Indians”. A well researched book with the latest DNA ,archaeological and linguistics finding.
The Anatomy of Hate is the dissection of the 2002 Gujrat riots through the lives of three men involved in it in varying degree.
A polemical story of India’s Journey from Nehru to Narendra Modi of how things were and how things are shaping up current regime.
Malevolent Republic: A Short History of the New India Read More »
Note by Note: The India Story 1947-2017 is a unique rendering of the eventful and often turbulent seventy year journey of independent India with a film songs representing each of those years. Songs that encapsulate and hold up an oblique mirror to the significant events of the year – events that profoundly impacted our people in the continuing historic journey of our nation. Shyam Benegal
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An in-depth account of the Kedarnath disaster, presenting a view point of the unsustainable development in the mountains region of Himalayas and its Imapct.
A wonderfully written autobiography of one of the most prolific and loved writer of India. Honest, witty and elegant.
Illiberal India: Gauri Lankesh and the Age of Unreason Read More »
“Lone Fox Dancing” is an autobiography by Ruskin Bond, filled with candid reflections, wit, and charming anecdotes. It offers a glimpse into his life growing up in India, his love for nature, and his journey as a writer. Through engaging storytelling, Bond shares personal stories, the challenges of his writing career, and the influence of the hills of Mussoorie on his creativity. The book captures his honesty, humor, and deep connection with the natural world.