Page 127 - Book Reviews
Chasing the devi of many things
Book review of 'Devi: The goddesses of India'
John Company conquers Punjab
The First Anglo-Sikh War 1845-46 is a detailed account of the five battles that comprised the war
Tech world's gang of four
Book review of 'The Four: The Hidden DNA of Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google'
India's great LEP forward
Book review of 'India Turns East'
Isaacson's real Renaissance Man
Book review of 'Leonardo da Vinci'
'Remnants of a Separation' retraces the tragic legacy of Partition
The fluidity of memory is moored with material objects in this book
 "'Remnants of a Separation' retraces the tragic legacy of Partition")
A gentler Jack Reacher emerges in Lee Child's latest novel
This book adds its share of classic moments to the Reacher canon
 "A gentler Jack Reacher emerges in Lee Child's latest novel")
Bridging the 'Harvard-hard work' gap
Book review of 'Sense and Solidarity: Jholawala Economics for Everyone'
The Making of Shatranj Ke Khiladi: The master and the bania
A more comprehensive picture emerges in this book, an accumulation of recollections and letters written and received by the film's producer
A Memoir of Pre-Partition Punjab: The colonial experience
This book covers the period up to 1914
What's to be done about Hindutva
Book review of 'Hindutva Rising'
When democracy dies not in darkness but in dysfunction
Book review of 'Democracy and its crisis'
Upinder Singh's research talks about political violence in ancient India
Author's work credibly establishes myths about pervasive non-violence in the said period
 "Upinder Singh's research talks about political violence in ancient India")
What Trump can learn from a Gold Star family
US President's delay in reaching out to the families of American soldiers killed in Niger is a reminder of the controversy involving Khizr Khan
 "What Trump can learn from a Gold Star family")
Penguin Fever: Early spring for book lovers
A special edition of Penguin Fever to mark the 30th anniversary of the publisher got some of its best writers together in Delhi
 "Penguin Fever: Early spring for book lovers")
Learning the start-up ropes
If 2014 was the year of euphoria, 2016 was time for a reality check, the writers say
Nerds in action
Video games are considerably trickier to produce, minute for minute, than films
A history of getting war wrong
Book review of 'The Future of War: A History'
The case for the Rohingyas
Book review of 'The Rohingyas: Inside Myanmar's Hidden Genocide'
Stalin, ideologue and opportunist
Book review of 'Stalin: Waiting for Hitler, 1929-1941'