ISRO has done India proud not only through its projects in space science, but also as an example of encouraging women in science, in a manner that is devoid of tokenism. Here’s an inspiring read that shows how even sky is NOT the limit!
The Assassination of Indira Gandhi- The Collected Stories of Upamanyu Chatterjee may have a title that screams for attention, but it is in fact, a very nuanced and highly literary body of work.
A group of Scientists from allied disciplines address many questions about the vast cosmos in a very simple and lucid manner that will appeal to the teen and adult reader, truly unlocking the universe!
The Dalai Lama is clearly one of the most famous people in the whole world. But strangely, stories of his crossing into India from Tibet are not as mainstream as one may expect them to be. In An Officer and His Holiness, Rani Singh uses a personal account to delve into this story.
Business in the new age demands a reset mindset. Following old systems is akin to driving ahead while looking in the rear-view mirror. Rajesh Srivastava presents a curated and comprehensive lowdown on The New Rules of Business.
Calcutta, thriller, detective: reminds you of the classic Byomkesh Bakshi series? This time it is Ritual, a 'whodunit' based in Calcutta, the debut novel of journalist turned writer Uttaran Das Gupta
Taking a 20-year leap into Lyra Belacqua’s journey, the second volume of the Book of Dust trilogy ensures a page turning read immersing the reader into its encapsulating world.
Benaras, the holy city by the holiest river Ganga, becomes the colourful background against which the story of Dhruv unfolds. A beautifully told tale of a boy’s journey in life.
The Little Book of Everything by Ruskin Bond contains some beautiful and poignant quotes and thoughts that all come together to create a gentle philosophy of life.
The Generation Z, born in the year 2000 and after that, are a unique group who share some really dazzling characteristics. We get up, close and personal with them in this new book.