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Rupa to publish INDIA THEN AND NOW: An Insider’s Account by Bimal Jalan

by New Asian Writing • 30/04/2020 • 0 Comments
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ABOUT THE BOOK ( INR495, 232PP) An inward-looking economy with a State-dominated development programme to a liberalized economy operating in a globalized world—India has indeed come a long way since Independence. In this volume, Bimal Jalan—long-standing witness to India’s trajectory…

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Book Review: Delhi: A History by Manisha Choudhary

by New Asian Writing • 17/04/2020 • 1 Comment
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Book Name: Delhi: A History Author: Manisha Choudhary Publisher: Rupa Genre: Non-fiction/history Rating: 5/5 Book Blurb: Delhi: A History is a historical portrait of a city whose past has reference in mythology and whose present is rooted in modernity. A…

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‘We are one’ by Rachana Patni

by New Asian Writing • 17/04/2020 • 2 Comments

We had managed to cheat it Through affluence and development Through barricades and gates And it has evolved,  mutated, we say, To show us where We were stuck Where we suck. Death is a great equalizer. We are only well,…

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Aleph to publish Miracle at Happy Bazaar by Ruskin Bond

by New Asian Writing • 16/04/2020 • 0 Comments
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Miracle at Happy Bazaar is the biggest and best book of children’s tales by Ruskin Bond yet published. Personally selected by the author, these fifty stories are the finest of the several hundred tales spun by India’s favourite children’s author in…

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‘Self-Generated Grief Rituals’ by Sunita Theiss

by New Asian Writing • 16/04/2020 • 0 Comments

Your books stacked along the wall frame the photo of a guru without a name. His sober face reveals little. I wonder if he ever made a promise to you. I sprinkle rosewater on my hair and clothes— reminders of…

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‘So says the sons’ by Kalyani Bindu

by New Asian Writing • 13/04/2020 • 0 Comments

Broken between spines, people-birds drop like grapes to water worlds, breathless, blistered and imploding from age. Fish banter to sound alive. Horizon is a line of squinting eyes, they think. What if the dead were not dead enough? Our fossilized…

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‘Mother tongue’ by Paras Abbasi

by New Asian Writing • 09/04/2020 • 1 Comment

You know how your mother tongue separates you? In answering your phone, sitting between your friends when your brother asks when to pick you up;  in the surprising tone of your colleague who tells you how your accent is different from those…

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Aleph to publish AKBAR : The Great Mughal by Ira Mukhoty

by New Asian Writing • 19/03/2020 • 0 Comments

The definitive biography of one of the greatest rulers in history. ABOUT THE BOOK (INR 799, 616 PP) Abu’l Fath Jalal-ud-din Muhammad Akbar, the third Mughal emperor, is widely regarded as one of the greatest rulers in India’s history. During…

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Book Reviews

Book Review: A Clock in the Far Past by Sarabjeet Garcha Reviewed by Rajesh Sharma

by New Asian Writing • 18/03/2020 • 0 Comments
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Book Name: A Clock in the Far Past Author: Sarabjeet Garcha Reviewer: Rajesh Sharma Publisher: Dhauli Books Review: Sarabjeet Garcha does not worship images. He fathers them, with the hammer and chisel of words. And he is a hard father:…

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Aleph Book Company to publish A Ballad of Remittent Fever: A Novel by Ashoke Mukhopadhyay, translated by Arunava Sinha, in April 2020.

by New Asian Writing • 17/03/2020 • 0 Comments
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A novel about deadly epidemics and the extraordinary physicians who battle them. Epidemics and pandemics are making news headlines with increasing regularities with the most recent having to do with the outbreak of the novel Coronavirus in China. To tackle…

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Book Review: The Winning Sixer: Leadership Lessons to Master by W.V.Raman

by New Asian Writing • 17/03/2020 • 0 Comments
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Book Title: The Winning Sixer: Leadership Lessons to Master Author: W.V. Raman Genre: Non-fiction Publisher: Rupa Rating: 4/5 Book Blurb: All the attributes that are required for a leader, exist in each one of us. The winners and successful leaders…

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