September Indian fiction: Six new titles (including Amit Chaudhuri’s) to look forward to

This showed ‘shoddy planning’, the Congress said and claimed that ‘nefarious political calculations’ were behind the decision.

Bengal chief minister demanded an apology and a mob smeared the publication’s compound wall with paint after it used the phrase to describe campus violence.

Research suggests, on an average Indians change their mobile phones every one to three years resulting in an increase in India’s e-waste generation each year.

The Apple TV film by Jonathan Goldstein and John Francis Daley stars Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh.

A Telugu novel in translation set during the Emergency, a debut collection of short stories from Manipur, a historical fiction from World War One, and more.

Anuparna Roy returns to the Venice Film Festival with her second feature after the award-winning ‘Songs of Forgotten Trees’.

‘Books are not an outdated format if they are done right. They become outdated when they have nothing new to offer.’

A short history of student movements, from the swadeshi agitation in Bengal to the Cockroach Janta Party-led protests.