16 results for 'Sengupta, Nandini'

The King Within by Nandini Sengupta is a gripping tale set in ancient India during the golden period of the Gupta Empire. A chance encounter between a young courtesan, Darshini, and a mysterious...

Big Brother Time! is a heartwarming picture book that explores the special bond between big brothers and their new siblings. Told from the big brother's perspective, this charming story shows how...

A mother-daughter story about three generations of women who struggle to define themselves as they pursue their dreams. Simran Mehta has always felt harshly judged by her mother, Nandini, especially...

Symbols and the Image of the State in Eurasia by Anita Sengupta explores how cultural symbols and images shape the nation-building process in post-Soviet states. This book focuses on Uzbekistan and...

Rajmohan's Wife, published in 1935, is an early English novel by Bankim Chandra Chatterjee. It marked his debut as a writer and was later abandoned in favour of writing in Bengali. This novel has had...

For many Indian women, arranged marriage is an increasingly complex and nuanced institution. As traditional matchmaking methods meet modern technology, the expectations around marriage have shifted...

A big-hearted and hilarious tale of forgiveness, hope, and acceptance, America for Beginners is a story about finding what you're looking for when life takes an unexpected turn. Recently widowed...

A Higgledy Piggledy Growing Up by Poile Sengupta is a thought-provoking novel about growing up and navigating the complexities of life. When ordinary events start to unfold in unexpected ways,...

The 1971 Test series win by India in England was an epochal moment in cricket history. A baby elephant's appearance on the final day at The Oval added to the excitement, but the victory had far...

Aanya's Adventure at the Festival of Lights by Nandini Agarwal is a heartwarming story about a young girl's first experience of Diwali. Growing up far from her family, Aanya has always wondered why...

Sachin and Azhar at Cape Town is a remarkable story of partnership in cricket. In 1997, India's Tendulkar and Azharuddin combined to score an incredible 222 runs against South Africa's lethal bowling...

Empowering Methodologies in Organisational and Social Research by Emma Bell and Sunita Singh Sengupta explores the meaning and practice of empowering methodologies in research. In an era of global...

A scintillating new translation of a classic Tamil novel. In this first part of the Ponniyin Selvan series, a young man sets out to deliver a secret message across the land, but his journey is...

The Immortals by Amit Chaudhuri is a poignant portrait of two families and their entwined lives. In 1980s Bombay, Shyam Lal, a voice teacher with a passion for modern life, forms an unlikely bond...

Bright Lines A Novel by Tanwi Nandini Islam is a vibrant debut novel that explores the complexities of family secrets and identity. Set against the backdrop of Brooklyn and Bangladesh, the story...

The Burning Forest: A Critical Account of India's War Against the Maoists In the heart of India, a brutal conflict has raged for years, pitting the government against a group of armed insurgents...