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'State Govt Have Enjoyed Power Without Delivering On Their Responsibilities' | KV SUBRAMANIAN Excl- Money Control

Wajah Bewajah | FRIENDS - India's Closest Strategic Partners | Prof. Sreeram Chaulia- Shubhra Ranjan IAS Study

Pushpesh Pant’s ‘Lazzatnama’ Is A Foodie’s Delight — Recipes, History & A Lot Of Taste- ABP Live

The London Connection- Open Magazine

How The US Helps India Counter The China Threat- The Northlines

How geopolitics is set to change with Trump 2.0- Hindustan Times

Some friends more complicated than others: Jaishankar on India’s diplomatic ties- Times of India

Friendships not exclusive, particularly in multi-polar world: Jaishankar- The Tribune

Democracy, the ultimate antidote to Autocracy- The Sunday Guardian

Book Review: Pushpesh Pant’s ‘Lazzatnama’ Is A Foodie’s Delight — Recipes, History & A Lot Of Taste- ABP Live

The Flipkart Story- Dumani Mail

Durga Arrives, Smeared in Shame- The Times of India

The 2024 Crossword Book Awards longlists of ten books each of five categories have been announced- Scroll.in

Dacoit hunts to wooing boss's daughter-the many facets of legendary IPS officer Vijay Raman- Daily Hunt

Chronicles of a Dapper Detective- Dumani Mail

Dirty old man… the actor who did 300 rape scenes, whom people started abusing on seeing him with his daughter - Connexionblog

"Unveiling the Minds of History’s Most Charismatic Dictators: An Insightful Exploration of Power and Psychology"- Storizen

Surprising History of Kolkata Biryani | Pushpesh Pant | Lazzatnama- Amazon Books India

Trends Literature Series- Podcast

Chilling Story of a courageous cop- Lokmat Times

In Autocrats, former diplomat Rajiv Dogra looks at what makes autocratic regimes rise and fall- The Indian Express

New book explores gender stereotypes, lends empathetic hand to women struggling to break free- ThePrint

We should not just cut-paste what advanced economies have done: Ex-IMF official- The Week

India@100: Charting a Bold Vision for a $55 Trillion Economy by 2047"- Storizen

India@100 : Envisioning Tomorrow’s Economic Powerhouse - A Book Review- THE GEOSTRATA

KV Subramanian & Piyush Goyal On '$55 Trillion Economy' Mission | Business Roundtable | Navika Kumar- Times Now

'Fake Narratives Being Peddled on India's Job Crisis': IMF Executive Director- The Quint

Former CEA Krishnamurthy V. Subramanian says India could become a USD 55 trillion economy by 2047. Here's how- Money Control

How India can be $55-trillion economy by 2047? KV Subramanian explains- The Economic Times

Krishnamurthy Subramanian Interview: India to Become a $55 Trillion Economy During Amrit Kaal- ETV Bharat

Executive Director at IMF and India's former Chief Economic Adviser speaks to WION's Molly Gambhir- WION

Road To $55 Trillion Economy | Prof. K. V. Subramanian | India@100- NDTV

A leap into the future – Financial Express

Book Review: ‘Echoes of Faith’ by Novel and Ashok Lavasa - Voice of Ladakh

Books to Look Out for This Week - The Daily Guardian 

Bookrack for the week - Deccan Herald

A ‘tight slap’ only exists in Indian English. Everywhere else, they hit ‘hard’ – The Print 

The fortuitous journey of ‘Crime Master’ Shakti Kapoor – Scroll

Myth of Mughlai, tyranny of tandoor & curse of curry are a blight on Indian food history: Pushpesh Pant – Money Control

Constant ‘superwoman’ pursuit can affect your menstrual health. Find space for self-care – The Print

In Pushpesh Pant's Latest Book, A Chronicle Of Indian Flavours – Slurrp

A Fly on the RBI Wall Review – The Tribune

UP's Power Dynamics – The Business Standard

10 Books to Read in March 2024 – Storizen

Indian Diplomacy: Dr. Ram Madhav on 'The Indian Reality' – DD India

‘1700 in 70’ by Gita Balakrishnan: Journey of human spirit, complexities – The Tribune

Western media is a tool to shape the anti-Bharat opinion orchestrated by colonial forces: Umesh Upadhyaya – Deccan Chronicle

Rupa Publications' new book extols the stories of women who dare to dream – T2 Online

In his new book that provides a detailed account of the controversies that have plagued JNU in the last six years, the academic and author looks at how the ‘modernist-Marxist-secularist agenda’ continues to divide the country and is coming in the way of a true Indian renaissance.

An excerpt from Makarand R. Paranjape’s new book JNU: NATIONALISM AND INDIA’S UNCIVIL WAR by TOI+

In her writings and her life, the first prominent female Punjabi poet of the twentieth century leaves behind a legacy for women writers in India which urges them to defy social constructs and constraints, challenge them, and to live and write as she did — unfettered.

An excerpt from Kiran Manral's book Rising: 30 Women who have changed India by Outlook.

The script for Mumbai’s most loved small-format newspaper was written by two journalist friends during a chance conversation over dinner. In his just-released memoir, Khalid A-H Ansari reveals how he made Mid-Day possible with “nothing except fond hope”

An excerpt from Khalid A-H Ansari's book IT’S A WONDERFUL WORLD: A MEMOIR by mid-day.

The author has many suggestions on how best to take on and succeed in this emerging, bewildering world

A review of What The Heck Do I Do With My Life? How To Flourish In Our Turbulent Times by Ravi Venkatesan in Business Standard.

In an exclusive interview, the Rajya Sabha lawmaker said he faced very little political interference as an SC judge and also maintained that NRC is not an exercise for expulsion of immigrants from India but a document of identification.

Former Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi speaks to News18 about his new book JUSTICE FOR THE JUDGE: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY. -News18

In his book '10 flashpoints-20 years', released by former national security adviser Shiv Shankar Menon, Congress MP Manish Tewari has analysed the major security challenges that India faced in the past. He tells TOI's Subodh Ghildiyal that India has to resolve its issues with neighbours to achieve its development potential.

Congress MP Manish Tewari speaks to Times of India about his new book 10 FLASHPOINTS; 20 YEARS NATIONAL SECURITY SITUATIONS THAT IMPACTED INDIA. -The Hindu

I came here in search of Mumtaz Mahal’s original grave but was fascinated by the numerous other graves that dot the landscape.

An excerpt from Rana Safvi's book A SAINT, A FOLK TALE AND OTHER STORIES: LESSER KNOWN MONUMENTS OF INDIA by Outlook Traveller.

I have been fortunate enough to treat nearly a quarter million patients during my life. During my career as a physician, being able to bring a smile on the face of patients or their relatives had always helped me cope with the challenges. This new experience was a much larger problem with no immediate smiles. However, the satisfaction of innovating, improvising, repurposing and calibrating the responses with results did boost my morale.

An excerpt from Balram Bhargava's new book Going Viral- Making of Covaxin: The Inside Story by The Week.

Music By Laxmikant Pyarelal highlights the story of one of the most renowned Indian composer duos, Laxmikant Shantaram Kudalkar and Pyarelal Ramprasad Sharma.

An excerpt from Rajiv Vijayakar's book MUSIC BY LAXMIKANT PYARELAL: THE INCREDIBLY MELODIOUS JOURNEY by Film Companion.

Much like his films, Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra’s recently released autobiography, The Stranger in the Mirror, is also a grand narrative.

Rakeysh Omprakash Mehra speaks to India Today about his new book THE STRANGER IN THE MIRROR. -India Today