It is such detailed work on forced labour that could have been significant
The Mr Trump that emerges in Rage is impetuous and self-aggrandising - in other words, immediately recognisable to anyone paying even the minimal amount of attention
Book review of Hidden Hand: Exposing How the Chinese Communist Party Is Reshaping the World
A workout for your brain, Muscular India exhorts readers to confront the myth of progress and the malaise of middle-class India
The key protagonist of this story is Kevin Systrom, a Stanford graduate, who built a mobile website called Burbn in 2009
The one area where the book doesn't say as much as it could have is on digital sovereignty - and that's my gripe
A book by Parul Sharma creates a visual story of Delhi in the time of a pandemic
Rural India accounts for about half of all consumption. This makes it imperative for companies wishing to establish a foothold in this market to understand the dynamics of the rural economy
Book review of Donald Trump v. the United States
A unique collaboration between legendary photographer Nemai Ghosh and celebrated painter Paresh Maity yields a collectors' item
From Mr Narayanan's book, RSS appears to be searching for answers, and is keen to change
The author painstakingly links events taking place in one theatre with those unfolding in another and how their mutual dynamics affected outcomes in each
This business book is not a yawn-inducing volume stuffed with facts and figures alone
Mr Mishra points out that western liberal intellectuals are now sensing a serious challenge to the West-led world order, defined by democracy, free markets and globalisation
Book review of THE CHURCHILL COMPLEX: The Curse of Being Special, From Winston and FDR to Trump and Brexit
Suketu Mehta makes a passionate case for the immigrant's right to free movement
The present lockdown is similar to autumn, which symbolises the time when 'everything falls away'
This is a slim book but it requires your full engagement to understand the questions and nuances raised by each example
This book hit the markets on the same day as the one by Urjit Patel, who was RBI governor at that time
One of Perlstein's favourite sports is to poke fun at the cluelessness of establishment commentators from the mainstream media