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D. Ravikumar refuses to entertain expectations that strive to reduce literature from historically marginalized communities to its testimonial value. His work prioritises the craft of story telling and in doing so, dismantles the stereotypes associated with Dalit Literature.
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Visit our website and get your copy of the October issue. Link in bio Happy Reading!
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With stories that document the everyday lives of women, Razia Sajjad Zaheer is bold in her critique of the socio-political state of her time. This anthology is a great entry point to her work. Happy Reading! Visit our website and get your copy.
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Kerala has always presented an interesting case study for policy makers , politicians and scholars in India. This book brings in interesting insights from the state's civil servants. Visit our website and get the latest issue. Happy Reading!
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For the students of political thought, history and colonization, this collection of essays promises much food for thought. Visit our website and get your copy of the October issue. Happy Reading!
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Kiran Desai's widely acclaimed 'The Loneliness of Sonia and Sunny' reviewed for us by Nikhil Kumar for the October issue. Grab your copy now ! Happy Reading!
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Vikram and Vetal is nostalgia, wit and a bit of horror packed in 25 gripping tales. This is a thrilling bed time read and a book that is sure to get you out of a reading slump. Happy reading
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very engaging and well researched book on the significance of passports in our socio-political lives and cultural imagination. Check out the September issue to read the full review. Happy reading!
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If you're interested in exploring the rich literature of different languages spoken in India, then the August issue promises you a splendid reading list. Visit our website and get your copy of the August issue. Happy reading!
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A very thoughtfully written review by Kumkum Roy of Romila Thapar's memoir in the latest issue of The Book Review. Get the latest issue to read the full piece.
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A unique and engaging way of understanding the history, politics, and urban development of Hyderabad through the lens of film and cinema. Conversations around cinema predominantly feature certain cities, while many get left out of the discourse.
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This book is a refreshing addition to both urban and film studies bringing insights from one such city. Read the review of the book by Shohini Ghosh, Sajjad Zaheer Professor of media at the AJK Mass Communication Research Center, Jamia Millia Islamia. @CambridgeUP
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An important addition to Caste Studies, thoughtfully reviewed for us by Tapan Basu. Visit our website and get your copy of the July issue.
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The latest issue of The Book Review Journal carries the review of these two books that revisit, remember and commemorate the dark chapter in India's freedom struggle that is the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre.
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History must be revisited to explore ruptures and continuities with the present, and to remember those whose tales are not given due space in our records of the past. Visit our website and get your copy of the July issue now. Link in bio. @ju_press @RajkamalBooks
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