Category: New Books

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  Sister Agatha and Avtar return to solve a locked-room murder in Delhi

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  Winning Under Pressure explores the mindset behind UPSC success

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  October Book Releases Span AI, Mental Health, Social History and Mythology

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  Book Review | Reading the Fault Lines Behind Disruption

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  Sudha Murty’s Fifth ‘Gopi Diaries’ Book Released

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  The Un-Wife Club: Five Women, Friendship and the Courage to Start Over

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  Book Review | Travancore King Brings a Forgotten Chapter of History to Life

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  Veerappa Moily’s memoir ‘Unlimited Dreams, Limited Time’ launched

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  Brinda Charry’s ‘Hocus Pocus’ to Bring Indian Magician’s Story to Readers

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  Bonnie Garmus returns with new novel ‘Peck & Peck’

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  Om Swami’s ‘The Bhagavad Gita Retold’ brings ancient wisdom to modern dilemmas

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  Book Review | ‘Ex Machina’: A Decade of India’s Tech Policy, Its Promise and Its Perils

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  What Did Hinduism Mean to Gandhi? Gopalkrishna Gandhi’s New Book Revisits the Mahatma’s Faith

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  Book Review: Weight Loss Without the Drama offers a simpler way to think about losing weight

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  Book Review: My Joy — A Celebration of Dalit Childhood and Identity

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  Raghu Rai’s Animals Brings India’s Forgotten Animal World Into Focus

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  From India to the World: New Book Explores How Emerging-Market Constraints Can Drive Global Innovation

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  Book Review | Hawk & Sparrow by Ayana Gray

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  Book Review: The Awesome Portfolio by Jared Dillian

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  Book Review | Bhagat Singh’s Pistol: The Hunt for a Martyr’s Legacy

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  Seeing Equally: An Anthology of Progressive Hindu Voices

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  The Curse of the Kurus: Bringing the Mahabharata Alive as a Gripping Thriller

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  Folktales from Karnataka — Karanji

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  Super Cool Startup: Get Your Early-stage Marketing Right for the AI Age — Sairam Krishnan

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  The Golden Hours — Louisa Young: A new chapter in the beloved Cazalet family saga

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  Michael Lewis’ Blockers examines clash between DOGE and US government bureaucracy

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  Angela Duckworth’s new book Situated explores why environment can matter more than willpower

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  Devdutt Pattanaik’s New Book ‘Itihasa’ Traces 5,000 Years of Hindu Mythology

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  HarperCollins India launches book on inclusive classrooms

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  Everything Starts at the Top: Building Boards of the Future by Srinath Sridharan and Agamjeet Dang

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  A journey through time, ideas and the minds that changed the world

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  Niranjan Rajadhyaksha’s New Book Traces 150 Years of India’s Economic Ideas

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  Ito Ogawa’s ‘Tsubaki Stationery Store’ Comes to India in English

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  Penguin India to Publish Matt Dinniman’s ‘Carl’s Doomsday Scenario’

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  A journey of courage, choices and the possibilities of starting again

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  The Apparition: When History, Faith and Power Collide

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  From Gadkari on RSS Management to Ruskin Bond’s Dreams: New Books Span Politics, Policy and Personal Journeys

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  You Envy the Coutinhos turns the Gulf dream into a darkly comic family story

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  From Paris to Bhagat Singh: New Books Explore History, Technology, Myth and Modern Life

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  Westland Launches ‘Eternal Light’, Biography of the 14th Dalai Lama

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  Book Review: ‘Roots of India: Great Folktales of India’ Brings a Rich Storytelling Tradition to a New Generation

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  New Books Explore Ghalib’s Lucknow, Women’s Anger and Lessons from the UPSC

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  Wandered the Traveller: A woman who refused to fit the world around her

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  Book Review: ‘The Lunch Break Investor’ Makes a Case for Patience Over Stock-Market Excitement

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  Book Review: ‘Too Sensitive’ Turns Emotional Overwhelm Into Something Easier to Understand

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  Book Review: ‘Humans: A Monstrous History’ Asks What Our Monsters Reveal About Us

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  Ramachandra Guha’s New Book Looks at Gandhi Through His Critics and Contemporaries

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  Book Review: Danielle Steel’s ‘The True Meaning of Love’ Finds Courage and Sacrifice in the Shadow of War

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  HarperCollins India to Publish Sonia Gandhi’s Memoir ‘Belonging’ on November 10

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  Shivani Sibal’s New Novel Moms Explores the Hidden Cost of the “Perfect” Life

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  Penguin India Announces Special Fredrik Backman Bind-Up Featuring Two Moving Novellas

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  Pan Macmillan India Announces Four New September Releases Across Fiction, Mythology, Spirituality and History

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  Lal Thanhawla: A Political Life That Mirrors Mizoram’s Journey from Insurgency to Peace

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  ‘DHI Alchemy’ Looks Within for Clarity, Healing and Purpose

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  Living With Loss, Rather Than Moving Past It

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  White Elephant: A Haunting Journey Into the Violence of Empire and Caste

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  Breaking Barriers, Building a Life: The Extraordinary Journey of Aryan Pasha

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  ‘Unboxing India’ Looks at the Promise — and Contradictions — of a Rising Nation

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  Swami Mukundananda’s New Book Explores Meditation Beyond Stress Relief

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  Aruni Kashyap’s How to Date a Fanatic Finds Love and Friendship Amid Fear and Political Turmoil

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  Sonia Gandhi’s Memoir ‘Belonging’ to Trace Journey from Italy to India, Love, Loss and Political Life

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  Book Review: The Grammar of Silence Traces Women’s Resistance Through Five Centuries

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  Rupa’s August list led by Ram Nath Kovind’s memoir, new edition of ‘Pathbreakers’

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  Sanjoy Hazarika’s new book traces Mizoram’s journey from insurgency to peace through Lal Thanhawla’s life

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  Travancore King brings Marthanda Varma’s rise to power to life in new historical novel

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  Book Review: Warriors of Non-Violence — Remembering the Freedom Fighters History Forgot

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  New military history series revisits India’s defining battles from 1947 to Kargil

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  Prajwal Parajuly makes children’s literature debut with Karma and Lola

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  Stree Sutra brings lesser-known women of Indian mythology to the fore

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  Penguin Random House India to Publish Rakesh Kumar’s The Chip Age in September

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  Westland Books to Release Christopher C. Doyle’s The Curse of the Kurus on September 14

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  Jeyamohan’s White Elephant explores caste, colonialism and the human cost of empire

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  Genius at Scale: How Leaders Can Turn Innovation into Lasting Impact

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  Marcus Buckingham’s New Book Makes the Case for ‘Love’ as a Business Driver

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  Can You Create Your Own Luck? Min Ji Yoo Explores the Psychology Behind Success

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  ‘Warriors of Non-Violence’ brings stories of India’s forgotten freedom fighters

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  Westland Books announces August 2026 lineup featuring new works across genres

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  Book Review: Relics of Love by Kashif Mashaikh

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  Penguin India announces Liaquat Ahamed’s 1873, a history of the world’s first global financial crash

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  Pan Macmillan India Unveils Diverse International Book Line-up for August 2026

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  Harvard leadership expert Linda A. Hill’s new book explores how leaders can scale innovation in the AI era

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  Westland Books to Launch Heartland Rising: The Making of Majoritarian India in New Delhi

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  The Product Code: More Than a Startup Story, It’s a Lesson in Building with Humanity

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  Beyond Mythology: Amish Tripathi’s Bold Leap into Children’s Fiction

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  Book Review | Against Obedience: A timely return to the ideas that shaped modern freedom

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  Pan Macmillan India announces debut novel And I Am the Arrow by Pia Ghosh-Roy

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  Westland Books announces Minakshi Thakur’s Grief Burns Like Fever, a poignant novel revisiting Delhi’s pandemic years

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  Abir Mukherjee’s The Pinnacle brings a high-stakes murder mystery to Mumbai’s most exclusive address

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  The Lights of Shantinagar explores family, secrets and modern India through a deeply human story

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  Book Review: Lessons from a School Leader: What Experience Teaches Beyond Theory by G. S. Madhav Rao