Be it the human-animal conflict, climate change, poaching, or hunting, author Rohan Chakravarty finds a comic character that makes us chuckle yet takes a dig at the innovative ways that man has wreaked havoc on planet earth
Reuters
British journalist Catherine Belton's 'Putin's People: How the KGB Took Back Russia and then Took on the West' chronicles Russian President Vladimir Putin’s rise to power.
Shubashree Desikan
A journalist traces the country’s endeavour to becoming a knowledge society after Independence, overcoming many challenges, including lack of funds
Four intellectuals explain threadbare the law on citizenship, the role of Parliament and the Constitution, and why giving it a religious basis must be condemned
Divya Kala Bhavani
As he dissects the varied and unusual themes of his first book ‘Space. Life. Matter.’, journalist-author Hari Pulakkat explains where India stands in the global space of science research
AP
He illustrated dozens of books and his work on Joyce Carol Thomas’ The Blacker the Berry brought him the Coretta Scott King Award in 2009 for achievement by a Black illustrator.
Amit Basole
These essays on topics ranging from poverty reduction policies to caste in India to the employment guarantee scheme provide a transformative agenda on development economics
