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1 May 2012
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MANJULA PADMANABHAN
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A memoir of a remarkable life that disappointingly reveals less than it promises....
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Published : 1 May 2012
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By FAIZA S KHAN
An evocation of the subcontinent’s past that avoids both elegy and melodrama . . .
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From the Previous Issues |
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Published : 1 April 2012
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By ANNIE ZAIDI
Mehrotra’s book, with its fascination for upper-class pleasure-seekers, fails to be a convincing portrait of the urban young . . .
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Published : 1 February 2012
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By GIRISH SHAHANE
A definitive account of a Mumbai slum from one of the world’s best reporters . . .
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Published : 1 January 2012
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By PHILIP BOUNDS
A view from the intellectual left, which is producing some of the best work on contemporary Europe . . .
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Published : 1 December 2011
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By MIHIR S SHARMA
How vice pays tribute to virtue in contemporary India . . .
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Published : 1 December 2011
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By SANJAY IYER
A book that delights in how jazz—both as music and worldview—once infiltrated the emerging, cosmopolitan metropolis of Bombay . . .
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