Making Gandhi a capitalist
The book is filled with such contorted and convoluted interpretations of Gandhi, so as to forcefully pin a “free market capitalist” label on him
Book Review
Hindutva’s multifaceted founder
Mr Purandare’s book is a scrupulous effort to portray the multi-dimensional personality of one of India’s more colourfully controversial leaders- Veer Savarkar
Democracy’s XI’ is an attempt to link cricket to India’s political economy
Rajdeep Sardesai focuses as much on the off-field personalities of his protagonists as their on-field cricketing exploits
Dissecting the Indian-American diaspora
The book is colossal in its effort to understand Indians in America beyond Rajat Gupta, Indira Nooyi
Narasimha Rao: one legacy, two verdicts
The book contains evocative details of Rao’s failures in preventing two of the ugliest incidents of social disharmony in independent India – the 1992 Babri Masjid demolition and the 1984 Sikh riots