“Who Killed Moosewala?” by Jupinderjit Singh

13 06 , 2025 No Comments
A few years ago, I reached out to investigative journalist Jupinderjit Singh and asked him if he was interested in writing a book on Moosewala.
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HACHETTE INDIA MD THOMAS ABRAHAM RETIRES, RITI JAGOORIE TO SUCCEED HIM

13 06 , 2025 No Comments
12 June 2025, New Delhi: Hachette India announced that its founding Managing Director, Thomas Abraham, who has been instrumental in shaping the company and strengthening
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“Test Cricket: A Biography: The Story of Test Cricket 1877 to Today” by Tim Wigmore

11 06 , 2025 No Comments
I absolutely enjoyed reading Tim Wigmore’s book on text cricket. I barely watch the game now but while reading the book, I realised how much
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“Modernity in Indian Art: Reflections” by Harsha V. Dehejia

10 06 , 2025 No Comments
When tradition lingers like a faded script, what does it mean to be modern? Harsha V. Dehejia embarks on a profound exploration of modernity, weaving
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“The Unicorn Woman” by Gayl Jones

10 06 , 2025 No Comments
I have received a copy of Pulitzer Prize finalist Gayl Jones’s novel The Unicorn Woman. It has been published by Hachette India. This extraordinary new
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“Shattered Lands : Five Partitions and the Making of Modern Asia” by Sam Dalrymple

09 06 , 2025 No Comments
I have received an advance copy of this book. It is published by HarperCollins India. It is embargoed till 19 June 2025. So, I cannot
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“Raj Khosla: The Authorized Biography”

07 06 , 2025 No Comments
I received a copy of Raj Khosla: The Authorized Biography, published by Hachette India. It is the definitive biography. I am looking forward to reading
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Arunava Sinha launches a new translation imprint, Chowringhee Press

06 06 , 2025 No Comments
Bengali translator par excellence, Arunava Sinha, is now venturing into publishing. He has launched a publishing imprint called Chowringhee Press via the platform Stck Books.
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“Apple in China” by Patrick Mcgee

06 06 , 2025 No Comments
‘Absolutely riveting’ Peter Frankopan, author of The Silk Roads‘Disturbing and enlightening’ Chris Miller, author of Chip War‘Hugely important’ Rana Foroohar, author of Makers and Takers‘A once-in-a-generation read’ Robert D. Kaplan, author of Waste Land As
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The Penguin books that shocked society

06 06 , 2025 No Comments
To celebrate Penguin’s 90th birthday, Penguin UK shared the stories behind the books that pushed boundaries and sparked controversy, with help from Simon Prosser, Publishing
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