The untold story of Sophia Duleep Singh, who advanced human rights in the subcontinent
"What I discovered about Sophia rocked my world," says biographer Anita Anand about the subject of her book
I didn’t fit in either the USA or India but I identified with both: Nate Rabe on his latest novel
Writer Nate Rabe loves Pakistan but his novel Shah of Chicago is about a man who detests it. How'd that happen?
We take performing arts, creative life and women for granted in our society, says writer Veejay Sai
With his first book Drama Queens, Sai hopes to remedy the neglect our historians' neglect of our cultural history
4 awkward truths about Ramazan we don't really talk about
Can we take a closer look at what's going on here?
Dear Mira Rajput, your defence of stay-at-home moms hit the wrong note
From one mother to another: don't assume that working mothers love their children any less than you do
The Quaid and Ruttie Jinnah were two lonely people who never became one
In her new book author Sheela Reddy explores who Ruttie Jinnah was and why her marriage to the Quaid crumbled