Many Shades of Saffron: Decoding 100 Years of RSS Author: Chandrachur Ghose Genre: History Published by Rupa Publications Pages: 404 MRP: Rs. 795/- Purchase Link: https://amzn.to/48LiEnF   Thank you Rupa Publications for a Review Copy of the book. Chandrachur Ghose’s Many Shades of Saffron  embarks on an ambitious chronicle of India’s Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) from its 1925 founding to the present. The book situates the Sangh in the context of 20th-century Indian politics and society,...

Prateek Sharma’s literary journey is, in many ways, a map of a mind growing through solitude, self-interrogation, emotional upheaval, and spiritual softening. With  Melange , his debut work, Sharma introduced himself as a poet of introspection, someone who writes not to decorate emotion, but to dismantle it. Years later,  Reflections , his third book, reveals the evolution of that same voice: calmer, more distilled, and more willing to embrace vulnerability without dramatizing it. Together,...

Purchase Link: https://amzn.to/47P9aaA Shamit Bagchi’s  Dreamland: Twisted Tales from the Dream-Verse  is a daring, kaleidoscopic collection that marries ancient myth and modern science into a single tapestry. Across its pages Bagchi transports us from dimly lit cremation grounds and secret tantric rituals to the humming laboratories of the future. The result is a series of tales that feel both timeless and prescient, as characters grapple with grief, desire, and identity – and as reality...