Dalits and the Indian Constitution
‘It is perfectly possible to pervert the Constitution, without changing its form, by merely changing the form of the administration.’—B.R.
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Moonlight Saga
In the lush yet brutal landscape of colonial Assam unfolds a haunting chapter of history—the rise of the tea plantations and the human cost that sustained them.
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Stories the Fire Could Not Burn
A searing personal and journalistic account of the ethnic conflict and violence that has engulfed Manipur since 2023.
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$ 19Dalits and the Indian Constitution
‘It is perfectly possible to pervert the Constitution, without changing its form, by merely changing the form of the administration.’—B.R.
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$ 16Moonlight Saga
In the lush yet brutal landscape of colonial Assam unfolds a haunting chapter of history—the rise of the tea plantations and the human cost that sustained them.
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Shabnam
Afghanistan in the 1920s. A country on the cusp of change. And somewhere in it, a young man and woman meet and fall in love.
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The Legend of Himal and Nagrai
‘In these days when Kashmir is ever more inaccessible to most of us, it is both a personal pleasure and a cultural treasure to have this authentic Kashmiri voice speaking to us from the living realm of Kashmiri memory and imagination.
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Fifty-five Pillars, Red Walls
First published in 1961, Usha Priyamvada’s debut novel Pachpan Khambe, Laal Deewaarein is located within the boundaries of an all-women’s college in Delhi.
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The Ant Who Swallowed The Sun
Here is a unique moment in a region's cultural and spiritual history in which a sex-worker and a domestic servant, a brahmin and a dalit woman, collectively staked their claim to the sacred sometimes hesitantly, sometimes imperiously, but always feverishly and passionately.
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Helen
‘[A] delightful, intelligent and effortlessly well-researched book… [Pinto] captures in nuanced but unpretentious prose the sheer transcendence of Helen’s personality.
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The Adivasi Will Not Dance
In this collection of stories, set in the fecund, mineral-rich hinterland and the ever-expanding, squalid towns of Jharkhand, Hansda Sowvendra Shekhar breathes life into a set of characters who are as robustly flesh and blood as the soil from which they spring, where they live, and into which they must sometimes bleed.
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A Stranger in Three Worlds
Born in England to an Irish mother and an Indian father, Aubrey Menen—a brilliant yet underrated writer far ahead of his time—navigates the contradictions of identity, nationality and belonging with his trademark irony and insight in his two classic autobiographical books.
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Song of the Clay Pot
‘Sumana Chandrashekar’s memoir-travelogue is fascinating.
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The Last Free Naga
‘Jim Kasom’s stories pull me into a world familiar and fascinating…[They] display the nuanced meaning of freedom for diverse individuals…and reveal the sacrifices people make to preserve peace.
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In Praise of Coalition Politics
In a time of democratic backsliding and institutional erosion, Manoj Kumar Jha’s collection of essays offers a stirring and necessary voice of conscience.
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