Mukulika Banerjee explores the motivations and aspirations of the Indian voters through ethnographic studies across the country.
A collection of insights from eminent experts, scholars, and practitioners on India’s past, present, and future
The first comprehensive biography of the BJP, tracing its origins, philosophy, and prospects by Kingshuk Nag
Goutam Das analyses the causes and consequences of unemployment and underemployment in India, and suggests solutions
Nayantara Sahgal, Indira Gandhi’s cousin, writes a critical biography of the former prime minister and her legacy
Aarohi Sen and Sandip Sen tell the story of India’s economic transformation through data and statistics
Ornit Shani reveals how India prepared its first voter list based on universal adult franchise, a remarkable feat of democracy.
Milan Vaishnav exposes the nexus between crime and politics in India, based on interviews, surveys, and an original database
Rasheed Kidwai chronicles the ups and downs of the Congress party from its inception in 1885 to the present day.
Sanjaya Baru, Manmohan Singh’s media advisor, gives an insider’s account of his tenure as the prime minister