The book reflects the great penmanship of Lavanya Lakshminarayan. The book starts by laying out a bolstering narrative, raising serious questions about culture and its dominance.

Writing a book that weaves a fictional tale into historical facts can be challenging. However, Rupsa Roy seemed to have mastered this skill.

This book, in a comprehensive manner, provides an overview of the challenges of increasing crop or agricultural productivity

I have grown to love anthologies. They open up a world of possibilities and perceptions that novels following a single storyline can rarely unravel.

Rajesh Talwar’s “The Killings in November: A Play On Toxic Terror” is a riveting play that masterfully weaves mystery, thriller, and social commentary elements.