When war drums echoed, India’s celebrities chose between silence, spectacle, or safe nationalism

Set in the sultry, blood-soaked heart of 1930s Mississippi, the movie hits like a thunderclap across time

General Dyer's brutal order at Jallianwala Bagh massacre altered the subcontinent's history

A tort is a civil wrong that has caused a person to suffer some form of harm or loss

Journey of an Explorer invites the reader to explore the veteran journalist’s ambitious catalogue of interests

Of Kings and Nobilities opens with a blanket disclaimer that author B J Hughes ‘aims to educate and entertain’

Dr Azra’s The First Cell makes a case for how a more intelligent research programme might have saved far more lives

City of My Heart is an unbridled celebration of the purity of human spirit that once existed

“Is tragedy the only reason we consider the existence of infinite chances?”

Javed Jabbar’s ‘But Prime Minister’ reflects on the author’s interactions with Benazir Bhutto