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Joshua Bejoy, the author of Murder at the Leaky Barrel. Photo: Special Arrangement

Author of bestselling crime novel at the age of 11

Mini Muringatheri

Pune-based Malayali boy Joshua Bejoy’s novel currently tops in Amazon Kindle edition in U.S., Canada

OTA’s Lady Cadets are the heroes of this book

Deepa Alexander Tanushree Podder sets her latest military adventure ‘The Girls in Green’ in Chennai’s Officers Training Academy

Abdulrazak Gurnah attends the Man Booker Prize For Fiction shortlist press conference in London on September 13, 2016.

Literature Nobel goes to novelist Abdulrazak Gurnah

AFP The theme of the refugee’s disruption runs throughout Abdulrazak Gurnah's work

Kalki Koechlin’s ‘giant experience’: the actor on her pregnancy memoir, ‘The Elephant in the Womb’

Jane De Suza The actor’s pregnancy memoir, ‘The Elephant in the Womb’, is filled not just with her poems and rants, but also discusses parenting choices and abortions

A child playing with its mother. While Indian society is slowly opening up to the idea of single parenthood, their numbers are still small.

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MD Manoj with veteran composer Arjunan Master

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‘The Silent Coup: A History of India’s Deep State’ review: When the security establishment serves the executive

G. Sampath A journalist argues that India’s ‘war on terror’ has made its security institutions more nationalistic and chauvinistc and more corrupt

Home fires: Review of’ ‘Fifty-five Pillars, Red Walls’ by Usha Priyamvada, trs Daisy Rockwell

Jyoti Punwani The novel, written 60 years ago, could be the story of any young, urban, middle-class woman today

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K.C. Vijaya Kumar

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Kaushik Basu recalls with candour and wit his stint as chief economic adviser to the Manmohan Singh government and his years at the World Bank

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Joshua Bejoy, the author of Murder at the Leaky Barrel. Photo: Special Arrangement

Author of bestselling crime novel at the age of 11

Mini Muringatheri Pune-based Malayali boy Joshua Bejoy’s novel currently tops in Amazon Kindle edition in U.S., Canada

OTA’s Lady Cadets are the heroes of Tanushree Podder's latest novel

Deepa Alexander Tanushree Podder sets her latest military adventure ‘The Girls in Green’ in Chennai’s Officers Training Academy

Kalki Koechlin’s ‘giant experience’: the actor on her pregnancy memoir, ‘The Elephant in the Womb’

Jane De Suza The actor’s pregnancy memoir, ‘The Elephant in the Womb’, is filled not just with her poems and rants, but also discusses parenting choices and abortions

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WORDS OF WISDOM/ HEALTH Books that will help you develop a positive mindset

Soma Basu This month’s health books motivate you to remain optimistic by developing a happy mindset and keeping yourself physically active

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