Category: Launches

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  Westland Books to publish Indian edition of Women’s Prize-longlisted novel The Others on July 24

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  Penguin Random House India’s July list brings together big ideas, gripping stories and unforgettable voices

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  Mega Builds: The Colossal Projects Quietly Redesigning Humanity’s Future

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  Book Review: The PQ Advantage: Why Passion Outranks Intelligence by Virender Kapoor

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  Global Fiction Turns Darker, Sharper, and More Emotionally Charged in 2026

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  Penguin India Announces ‘The Infinity Machine’, a Landmark Biography of AI Visionary Demis Hassabis

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  Dalit History Month: A Book That Moves Beyond the Usual Narrative

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  Kashi, Ujjain, and Kedarnath: A Cultural Journey

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  Walking with a Saint: Love, Faith and the Quiet Power of Nizamuddin Auliya

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  Breakpoint: The Crisis of the Middle Class and the Future of Work — A Data-Driven Warning on India’s Economic Crossroads

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  Penguin Random House India Announces Dalit Women and the Fullness of Life by Christina Dhanuja

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  Book Review: The Haunted Doorway by Jay Alani & Neil D’Silva

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  Book Review: The Trail of a Songbird by Jayesh Bhaware

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  Book Launch: Two Bandra Girls Buy A Farm to Debut in Mumbai

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  Slow Living, Strong Impact: A Gentle Manifesto for a Planet in Crisis

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  World Water Day: New Book Water, Nature, Progress Highlights India’s Growing Water Crisis and the Road to Solutions

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  Review: 30 Something Millionaire by Mohit Chawla, Escaping the Rat Race by Actually Winning It

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  Book Review: Hot Chocolate on Thursday by Michiko Aoyama

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  Book Review: The Jasmine Murders by Roopa Unnikrishnan

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  Revolutionary Raj: 25 Years of Modi’s Rule to Be Launched in New Delhi

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  Book Review: Coffee King: The Swift Rise and Sudden Death of Café Coffee Day Founder V. G. Siddhartha

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  Rupa Feb List: From Press to Power: Stories, Ideas and Legacies on the New Shelf

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  When the Forest Watches Back: Love, Leopards and the Fragile Politics of Conservation

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  HarperCollins Presents The Big Book of Gopi Stories by Sudha Murty

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  A Journey Inward and Outward: Pallavi Aiyar’s Travels in the Other Place

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  Safeena Husain Launches Every Last Girl at Jaipur Literature Festival 2026

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  From the Indus Valley to Instagram: The Timeless Power of the Sari

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  Book Review: Secrets Among the Stars — A Gripping Blend of Science, Mystery, and Emotion

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  Book Review: The War Elephants of Trigarta by Sarita Mandanna

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  Book Review: Around India With Ruskin Uncle — A Heartfelt Journey Through a Country of Wonders

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  Westland Books Unveils a Diverse December Line-Up

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  Rupa Publications Presents a Season of Bold New Voices: History, Identity, Resilience and Ideas that Matter

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  Beyond the Spotlight: Unforgettable Stories from Between Takes

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  Osho’s Forgotten Childhood Comes Alive in Glimpses of a Golden Childhood

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  Book Review: Great Power Games — Vikram Sood’s Razor-Sharp Dissection of a World Drunk on Power

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  RUpa’s Exciting New Releases Across Genres: From True Crime to Mythology, Memoirs to Modern Spirituality

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  Penguin India Releases Harshveer Jain’s Sharp and Accessible Guide to Modern Feminism

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  Bloomsbury Unveils Railsong by Rahul Bhattacharya — A Story of Motion, Memory and Modern India

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  What Women Want: Understanding the Female Voter in Modern India by Ruhi Tewari

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  Many Shades of Saffron: A Century of the RSS — Beyond Myth, Memory, and Misunderstanding

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  It’s Time to Stop Whispering About Pleasure — Seema Anand’s Speak Easy Breaks the Silence Around Sex and Intimacy

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  New Anthology “The Greatest Stories from the Northeast Ever Told” Showcases the Rich Literary Tapestry of the Region

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  Bearing Witness Through Poetry: Mayyu Ali’s Eradication Tells the Story the World Forgot

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  Why ‘Small’ Is the New Big: Rajeev Roy’s The Niche Code Redefines Entrepreneurial Success

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  Book Review: Leadership Beyond the Playbook by Roopa Kudva

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  Buried Tapes and Broken Silences: A Story of Kashmir Through Its Storytellers

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  Book Review: “The Man Who Fed India” by Priyambada Jayakumar

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  Roopa Kudva’s Leadership Beyond the Playbook Redefines Modern Leadership for a Changing World

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  Bloodlines and Betrayals: Tanushree Podder’s Bimbisar’s Curse Reimagines the Dark Legacy of Magadh’s First Dynasty

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  Book Review: Everything All At Once by Rajiv Kumar and Ishan Joshi

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  Gideon Haigh’s Indian Summers Chronicles Cricket’s Fiercest Modern Rivalry

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  Human Edge in the AI Age: Eight Timeless Mantras for Success

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  New Book Mastering Personal Investments Offers Clear, Practical Guidance for Financial Success

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  New Book: A Dance of Lies by Brittney Arena

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  Book Introduction: The Calm Prescription by Luke Coutinho

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  Lifequake by Tarini Mohan: A Memoir of Catastrophe, Courage, and Starting Over

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  MS Dhoni Shares ‘Mental Truths’ for Kids in Free Book The Seven Secrets

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  Roots Across Borders: Bhawana Somaaya’s Farewell Karachi and the Echoes of a Lost Homeland

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  Book Review: A City Speaks – Modi’s Shrunken Victory in Varanasi

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  Meet India’s Paw-some Pups: A New Picture Book Unleashes Love for Indigenous Dog Breeds

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  Book Review: Songs Our Bodies Sing by Lindsay Pereira- Where music, memory, and migration meet

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  Amol Palekar’s ‘Viewfinder’: A Journey Through the Lens of Life, Art, and Struggles

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  Arun Shourie’s Critical Look at Savarkar