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(Image Credit: Crispina Kemp) In an alternate universe, Don Quixote, oblivious to the pleadings of Sancho Panza would have made a full tilt…
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(Image Credit: http://www.indiaglitz.com) If Karthik Subbaraj resurrected the ‘Rajini’ Brand with Kaali in Petta, Nelson Dilipkumar has reinforced it in no uncertain terms…
In this touching tribute to his mentor, friend and ‘big brother’, Stieg Larsson, Kurdo Baksi, the Swedish social commentator and author lays bare…
“Rich Nation, Poor Nation” (“The Book”) is an unashamed paean to free market evangelists in general and the apostle of free market principles,…
Matt Taibbi has penned an essential, excoriating and evocative work that can be considered to be a pioneering effort in the realm of…
Writing with irreverence, impetuosity and raw irreverence, Matt Taibbi combines shades of Gonzo journalism popularised by the famous Hunter J. Thompson with his…
The one most arresting reason why I love reading the books of Yanis Varoufakis is the degree of accessibility which he accords. Although…
In the bleak and vaudevillian backdrop of both Brexit and the meteoric rise of Donald Trump, Edward Luce’s “The Retreat of Western Liberalism”…
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A book that lays out practical and logical methods for disposing clutter, “The Art of Discarding”, is a timely addition for a more…
In this collection of freewheeling interviews covering a wide range of topical issues, the outspoken and egregious Noam Chomsky holds forth in his…
But for a couple of Chapters on Kashmir where Dreze’s views are tainted by biased nuances, illusory notions and misdirected vindications, “Sense and…