Arundhati Roy : This book is about Old-Delhi, hijras, hyper-nationalism, caste discrimination. l with Indian fault

Book Review of Qabar : The line between reality and magic slowly diminishes with each sentence. The themes which the author picked

Mohsin Hamid should be read by everyone. He presents a very unique sub-continental perspective in his book through his Pakistani gaze.

I am sure, there would be a big f* you sign in front of the author while Bernardine Evaristo wrote this ambitious assembly of stories.

Just after I was done reading ‘One Part Woman’-- another novel by Perumal Murugan– I couldn’t shut up about it.

ALIF Book Review; Alif is a fictional family novel by Umera Ahmed. This novel explores the connection of spirituality and fiction.

Catch-22 is the book that intimidates me for two reasons. First, it is a long book. Second, the book is set beyond my cultural understanding.

Kunan & Poshpora are two villages in the Kashmir. In 1991, the Indian Army mass raped at least 30 women in the village

Book Review by Rajeev Tyagi: The book is exactly what it sounds like. As the authors suggest, democracies can die in two popular ways.