Mandira Nayar

Exclusive Interview/ Ajay Bisaria, former high commissioner to Pakistan AJAY BISARIA HAD just 72 hours to pack his bags and leave Islamabad.

Rajan Mehra recounts the journey of Rupa Publications from its Kolkata home to Delhi

If Rom Whitaker had his way, the serpent would not be frolicking in the Garden of Eden.

Never Never Land is slim, but crams within its 176 pages a universe of friendship, love, family and belonging.

In his new book, diplomat-turned-historian T.C.A. Raghavan offers a different view of India's most well-known story―the independence struggle.

Shastri Ramachandran’s book provides the much-needed reporter’s experience

But the story of the battle that brought the world to Kohima can't be told without the making of Kohima.

Five is a life-changing number for Salman Rushdie. The Satanic Verses was his fifth book. The Satanic Verses ―which, he said, was his least political―changed his life forever.

Mandira Nayar pays tribute to the person who returned her grandfather Kuldip Nayar to the place he was born.

An interview with MG Vassanji, author of ‘Everything There Is' – a novel about the Partition, fundamentalism, and finding solace in the laws of science.