1700 IN 70: A WALK FOR A CAUSE By Gita Balakrishnan

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

WESTERN MEDIA NARRATIVES ON INDIA: FROM GANDHI TO MODI By Umesh Upadhyay

Opinion | Beyond the Headlines: Umesh Upadhyay’s Book Offers Insight into Western Media’s Agenda on India- News18

KASHI: THE ABODE OF SHIVA By Vijay Rana

Shiva’s Sanctuary- Open Magazine

THE INDIAN REALITY: CHANGING NARRATIVES, SHIFTING PERCEPTIONS By Ram Madhav

A Scholarly Exploration of Shifting Narratives and Dynamics- Storizen

THE HINDUTVA PARADIGM: INTEGRAL HUMANISM AND THE QUEST FOR A NON-WESTERN WORLD VIEW By Ram Madhav

Integral Humanism: India's Quest for a Global Vision- Storizen

RISING 2.0: 20 MORE WOMEN WHO CHANGED INDIA By Kiran Manral

Book Review: ‘Rising 2.0’ by Kiran Manral- Storizen

RISING 2.0: 20 MORE WOMEN WHO CHANGED INDIA By Kiran Manral

Unveiling the unsung heroines of India's history- Storizen

SHE STORMS THE NORMS By Anisha Motwani, Priyadarshini Narendra

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

SHE STORMS THE NORMS By Anisha Motwani, Priyadarshini Narendra

Empowering narratives of resilience and triumph- Storizen

JNU: NATIONALISM AND INDIA'S UNCIVIL WAR By Makarand R. Paranjape

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+

RISING: 30 WOMEN WHO CHANGED INDIA By Kiran Manral

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.

WHAT THE HECK DO I DO WITH MY LIFE?: HOW TO FLOURISH IN OUR TURBULENT TIMES By Ravi Venkatesan

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.

GOING VIRAL MAKING OF COVAXIN: THE INSIDE STORY By Balram Bhargava

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.

JUSTICE FOR THE JUDGE: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHY By RANJAN GOGOI

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

MUSIC BY LAXMIKANT PYARELAL: THE INCREDIBLY MELODIOUS JOURNEY By Rajiv Vijayakar

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.