Splintered Justice: Living the Horror of Mass Communal Violence in Bhagalpur and Gujarat captures the anatomy of a communal riot. A review by Kuldeep Kumar in The Hindu.
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Practices of the State: Muslims, Law and Violence in India
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The Aravali Quatrains
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Sarpadansh aur anya kavitaen (सर्पदंश और अन्य कविताएँ)
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Samastipur aur Anya Kavitaen (Samastipur and Other Poems) In Hindi
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A Brief History of Commercial Capitalism
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Issues in Secularism and Democracy: Essays in Honour of KN Panikkar
Probing the unhealed wounds
Three Essays at the New Delhi World Book Fair
New Delhi World Book Fair 2017. 7 January-15 January, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi. For Three Essays books, do visit the IPD Alternatives stall at Hall No. 11 – Stall No. 528 —— New releases from […]
Indian Society and the Secular
Romila Thapar‘s new book of essays, Indian Society and the Secular, arrives at a time when India is facing its greatest challenges since Independence in 1947. With ultra right in power and forces of Hindu nationalism […]
Reality that stinks
“Dalits and Adivasis in India’s Business Economy: Three Essays and an Atlas” captures the experience of doing business in a caste-conscious social environment KULDEEP KUMAR writes in The Hindu, 5 March 2016: The suicide of Dalit […]
Following DD Kosambi
Ram Ramaswamy Some years ago, a friend of mine at JNU proudly told me about a book that he had picked up from the library “sale”, a book that had once belonged to D D Kosambi […]
“A lingering pain that seeps slowly and eternally through the flooded scars of Kashmir”
Hufaiza Pandit reviews Of Gardens and Graves To read Of Gardens and of Graves is to witness the coming to life of Yeats’ famous line: “A terrible beauty is born”. It is to be reminded, if ever […]
