Tag Archives: India

In 'The Great Indian Banking Tragedy' Tamal Bandyopadhyay provides expert analysis into the current state of the Indian banking industry.

Arundhati Roy's 'Azadi' is a collection of essays and speeches describing India's recent descent into totalitarianism that speaks to the heart and the mind.

'Note Bandi', edited by R Ramakumar collects articles by academics and economists to detail the impact of India's so called demonetisation (note-bandi).

For Paz, language means more than just syntax and grammar; his "world before language exists" is something pre-life, a universe of abstraction that monkeys can't imagine but poets can.

In A House for Happy Mothers by Amula Malladi we are introduced to two different woman, brought together by need. Pryia want a child and is unable to carry full term. Asha is an unwilling surrogate, but in need of money to get out of poverty. Can they help each other?

India's third-largest metropolis is a 'garden city' with lovely weather and plenty of downtown bustle.

This is a completely satisfying story and illustrates both how alike and how different people are based upon the effects of their culture.

"Sometimes I just burst out laughing and can’t stop.As a writer I don’t think there’s anything more satisfying."

Tarquin Hall talks about his popular and interesting series about a private eye in India

Not only a pleasure to read but has a depth of meaning not often found in popular fiction today.