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My Name is Not Devdas by Aayush Gupta, a fast-paced, savagely funny novel that turns a well-loved literary classic on its head

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15 September marks the birth anniversary of the immensely popular Bengali novelist, Saratchandra Chattopadhyay. Over a hundred years ago, Saratchandra wrote his most enduring work, Devdas. Great actors from K.L. Saigal to Dilip Kumar and Shahrukh Khan have essayed the role of Devdas in era-defining film adaptations.But we have not seen

HarperCollins India presents Khooni Vaisakhi by Nanak Singh translated by Navdeep Suri

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HarperCollins India is proud to announce A Survivor’s Account of the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre KHOONI VAISAKHI The great Punjabi writer Nanak Singh was present at Jallianwala Bagh on 13 April 1919 and twenty-two years old at the time. As the British troops opened fire on the unarmed gathering protesting against

Cold Truth by Nikhil Pradhan – the bone-chilling thriller

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The truth has never been this frightening.  ABOUT THE BOOK When ten-year-old Sakshi goes missing from East Delhi, almost no one, including the police, seems too concerned. Not until a curious journalist begins to ask questions. Soon, she cracks open a can of worms, and what started as an innocuous

HarperCollins India presents The Night of Broken Glass by Feroz Rather

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        is delighted to announce the publication of The Night of Broken Glass by Feroz Rather, a novel in short stories and a fictional account on Kashmir New Delhi, 22nd June 2018: In The Night of Broken Glass, Feroz Rather provides the readers a glimpse of the

Author’s Note on ‘1984: The Anti-Sikh Violence and After’

Why now? Why thirty years later? This book got going, suddenly one afternoon in 2014, in the course of a chat with my friend and colleague Sagarika Ghose. ‘Why haven’t you written a book on 1984 yet?’ she asked. I didn’t have an answer as good as the question. We spoke when 1984