Collection of essays and articles by Pieter Friedrich on RSS , BJP and their reach among the US diaspora and the impact of Hindu nationalism post 2014.
Saffron Fascists: India’s Hindu Nationalist Rulers Read More »
Shivaji was a great king of his time for many reasons, but today he is appropriated by Hindu groups and political parties and Hindutva icon. A fine read to understand who Shivaji really was as opposed what he is portrayed as.
A collection of essays by Perumal Murugan remembering his mother. The essays tells about basic human values like simplicity, honesty and hard work though some beautiful and true events featuring his mother.
More than a century ago a young student from a military school send some of his verses to Rainer Maria Rilke to ask for his opinion and feedback and thus started a correspondence. These letters are the the advice of Rilke to the young officer, aspiring poet on writing, solitude, pain, sexuality, developing as a person. The letters were written with utmost honesty and compassion providing insights into the thought process, artistic nature and evolution of the poet himself.
Noam Chomsky providing an insight on how democracies work and who actually controls it. A brilliant fact base analysis of neoliberal policies and how they work exactly opposite of what we have been told about them.
Profit Over People: Neoliberalism and Global Order Read More »
A study of India’s constitution and how common people used their constitutional rights to make changes/amendments in the laws. The book showcases how the constitution was not merely a document but a tool to claim the rights of the common people.
A collection of speeches and interviews of Noam Chomsky over the years about the general geopolitics and foreign policies of United states.
A book to understand the “Demonetization”. Why it was implemented and what is the impact that people are still facing after couple of years of its implementation.
The Big Reverse: How Demonetization Knocked India Out Read More »
The Case for Reason is a book by rationalist Narendra Dabholkar , which jots down the framework of Anti-Superstition Movement. It talks about the various superstitions that exists in our society and how we can tackle them by having a scientific approach towards things around us.
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T.M.Krishna, a well known Karnatic vocalist investigates the history of Mrdangam makers and their contributions towards the music. The Author presents a detailed account of the history and the complete process of Mrdangam making from the beginning.