He is the Dan Brown of India. Using history, myths and imagination, Ashwin Sanghi has churned out successful thrillers. All of his three novels, The Rozabal Line, Chanakya’s Chant and The Krishna Key have reigned the best seller lists. His latest novel, Private India was written along with James Patterson, the world’s richest author. The novel made to the New… Read more →
An excerpt from ‘The Raj at War’ by Yasmin Khan On the evening of 13 March 1940 Udham Singh, an itinerant radical and peddler living in London, shot dead a seventy-four-year-old man at Caxton Hall, in the heart of Westminister, a stone’s throw from Westminister Abbey and within minutes of the Houses of Parliament. The victim was Sir Michael O’Dwyer,… Read more →
She is a fearless storyteller. Her stories for children tell the truth. Yes, they are fiction, but steeped in reality. Paro Anand doesn’t paint a rosey picture of the world for children. Instead, she presents the world of children as it is- with insecurities, fear and even violence. Her book ‘No Guns at My Son’s Funeral,’ told the story of… Read more →
