Talking about A Star Named Bibha and Other Stories author Anwesha Sengupta

Talking about A Star Named Bibha and Other Stories author Anwesha Sengupta says, ‘Researching the lives of these thirty exemplary women has been an inspiring journey for us. They had the courage to imagine a fairer society and had the resilience to work for it against all odds. We hope that the

Amplifying stories of courage and resilience, here are some of our authors who represent a rich diversity of voices across genres! Read about them below and add their phenomenal books to your reading lists this #WomensHistoryMonth!

Considered the mother of modern Indian poetry, Kamala Das was clubbed under the rubric of a confessional poet by critics because of her raw, candid depiction of her experiences in her poems. The eloquence with which she describes grief and talks about female desire and sexuality in her poetry provides

An insightful biography of one of the most intriguing political personalities of our time Ever since she took office in 2017, riding a wave of ‘Jacindamania’, New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has made the right choices, be they related to terrorism, women’s and LGBTQ rights, labour reforms or climate

The Nationalist It will not be an exaggeration to say that multinational conglomerate Larsen & Toubro (L&T) is behind every critical national endeavour – India’s first nuclear submarine; its strategic weapon and missile systems; the space exploration programme; and infrastructure like metro systems and nuclear power plants. And one man