Aravind Adiga's novel takes a hard look at the other India, but does it with humour and irreverence.

Twenty books under his belt, the author discusses the high and low points of post-Independence India, the subject of his latest epic project.

Kanika Datta shares a frugal tea break with the writer, whose recent book has attracted wide acclaim

Ramachandra Guha is patiently listening to me rattling on about the bizarre manner in which Inzamam ul-Haq got himself out in a recent one-dayer against South Africa in Morocco ? he hits a six, then treads back on his wicket.