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HarperCollins India presents Weird Maths: At the Edge of Infinity and Beyond by David Darling and Agnijo Banerjee

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presents a landmark book on mathematics Weird Maths: At the Edge of Infinity and Beyond by David Darling and Agnijo Banerjee   The first book by Agnijo, a global maths prodigy of Indian origin and his tutor David Darling. The most fascinating mathematical ideas, presented in a form that anyone

HarperCollins India presents ‘The Good Indian Child’s Guide to Eating Mangoes’ by Natasha Sharma

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is delighted to announce the first in the Good Indian Child’s Guide Series The Good Indian Child’s Guide To Eating Mangoes by Natasha Sharma The perfect preface to the mango season. ‘Drool-inducing! Rib-tickling! Timely! Generations of Indian children will benefit from this prof-BURR…RRP! (Excuse me, it’s mango season.)’  – Anushka Ravishankar,

OPINION | Why Are We All Afraid of Mahatma Gandhi?

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In the run-up to the birth anniversary of the ‘father of the nation’, Siddhesh Inamdar, editor of a new graphic novel about Gandhi’s life, introspects

The Assassination of Indira Gandhi: An Excerpt from ‘India: The Crucial Years’

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On the morning of 31 October 1984, I left for Along in Siang district by helicopter. After landing there an hour later, I proceeded to Basar by road. Basar had an agricultural research centre, where there was a function requiring my presence. A little before 1 p.m., I returned to

A Barbarous Situation: Excerpts from Nayantara Sahgal’s letters to the Authors’ Guild of India in 1975

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Excerpts from Nayantara Sahgal’s letters to the Authors’ Guild of India in 1975, protesting against the censorship and suspension of civil liberties. She resigned membership of the Executive Commiittee of the Guild when the guild refused to put on record a protest against checks on freedom of expression. Since 26 June we have