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Myth of a Benign France: Dark History of French Imperialism in India

New Delhi: Over 150 years, from the reign of Louis XIV to the fall of Napoleon Bonaparte, France was a violent imperialist in South...

Feudal Roots to Electoral Battles: Rajasthan’s Political Transformation

New Delhi: Rajasthan, the largest state in India in terms of area, is usually pictured as its deserts, its forts, and its colourful heritage....

From Qajar humiliation to Khamenei’s resistance: Vali Nasr’s book traces Iran’s grand strategy across centuries

New Delhi: A new scholarly publication on the strategic development of Iran provides a broad historical analysis of the...

Karan Singh: An inquiry into his world of politics and philosophy

New Delhi: Indian political biographies have frequently struggled to strike the right register between hagiography and hatchet job, between,...

Rethinking the Indus Valley: New clues, old mysteries

New Delhi: 'The Indus: Lost Civilisations', authored by Andrew Robinson and published by Macmillan Publishers India, is a captivating...

Fragmented homelands: The unresolved politics of Manipur

New Delhi: Within the growing literature on the ethnic conflict in India's northeastern peripheries, Stories the Fire Could Not...

Imperial cartography challenged by subaltern resistance

The second work of fiction by Deepa Anappara, The Last of Earth, published by Penguin Random House India, is...

Small giants: An academic estimation of an entomological Imperative

New Delhi, Feb 24: Published by Penguin House, Geetha Iyer's Miniature Giants: Insect Stories Beyond the Ordinary is an...