'Sudeep Sen's Anthropocene is an impassioned and heartfelt response to the intersecting planetary crises of our time. It is of the utmost importance that more voices from the global South bear witness to the mutliple catastrophe that are now unfolding around us.' -Â AMITAV GHOSH
"This book on the Congress Radio of 1942 is a thrilling and moving account of how a daring underground operation was conceived and carried out, and of how it was busted by the colonial police. It is meticulously researched, drawing on a wide range of primary sources. [...] The book deserves a wide readership, within and beyond the academy' -…
Winner of the International Association of Culinary Professionals Literary Food Writing Award 'There is as much good stuff to read as to cook in Jennifer Brennan's beautifully produced culinary memoir.' - The Observer ‘One the great cookbooks of all time’ — Laurie Colwin, author of Home Cooking & More Home Cooking
Translated from the Bengali original Pather Sanchoy by Somdatta Mandal "The soul always wants to travel, that is its nature. It dies if it does not travel. That is why it goes on moving either for necessity or for pleasure. You have seen the ducks that flock on the shoals of the Padma. They leave their nests that are located…
'Thoughtful and psychologically penetrating... a deftly sketched portrait of Jahangir the man, in all his hedonism, inquisitiveness, refinement and intelligence.' - William Dalrymple 'Rich in detail and narrated with great flair, Jahangir offers a vivid portrait of a fascinating man and emperor.' - Manu S. Pillai
His predecessor said Narendra Modi would be a disaster as a Prime Minister. This book shows how. It concedes Modi'"s popularity; This is an accounting of his damage.
