Category: News

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

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

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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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  ‘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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  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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  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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  Pan Macmillan India Announces Hazrat Mahal: The Rebel Begam of Awadh by Rosie Llewellyn-Jones

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  Book Review | Good News, Bad News by Maya Sharma

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  Mango Gets the Spotlight in a Landmark Celebration of India’s Beloved Fruit

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  Ichiro Kishimi Returns with The Courage to Be Ordinary, an Inspiring Guide to Letting Go of Competition and Embracing an Authentic Life

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  I Am My Own Laxmi to Launch in New Delhi, Championing Women’s Financial Freedom

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  Westland Business Announces Release of Shoaib Ahmed’s The Product Code

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  Forwarded as Received Explores the Hidden Cost of Misinformation in the Digital Age

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  Penguin Random House India’s The Blue Book Uses Graphic Storytelling to Reimagine the Anti-Caste Movement

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  Anil K. Antony’s Advantage India Explores the Country’s Rise as a Global Power

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  Book Explores Why Nations Collapse Amid Growing Global Uncertainty

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  New Biography Reassesses Aurangzeb’s Legacy Through Fresh Archival Research

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  Behind Every Headline, A Story Untold: S.Y. Quraishi Opens the Pages of His Life in India and I

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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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  HarperCollins India brings international bestseller The (New) Diary of Phil the Nerd to young readers

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  Westland Books Announces The Web Beneath the Waves, Samanth Subramanian’s New Collection of Essays

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  Sandeep Nair Explores Why Storytelling Matters More Than Ever in The Story Map

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  World Cup Success Is Built on Systems, Not Just Superstars: Anirudh Krishna’s New Book Explores the Formula

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  Westland Books to publish Why Is My Skin Brown?, a heartfelt children’s novel on identity, colour and belonging

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  Westland Books announces diverse publishing list featuring Dalai Lama biography, journalism, politics and fiction

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  Westland Announces Eternal Light, a Landmark Biography of the 14th Dalai Lama, on His 91st Birthday

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

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  Book News | Avni Doshi explores heartbreak, identity and renewal in her new novel The First House

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  Amish Tripathi makes children’s fiction debut with history adventure series

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  Andaleeb Wajid’s Have You Met Me? Explores Family, Grief and Forgotten Histories

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  Manuraj Shunmugasundaram Explores a Century of Temple Reform in The People’s Sanctum

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  MrBeast and James Patterson Announce The Most Dangerous Games, Releasing September 1

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  On the World Stage: Ruchira Kamboj Reflects on Four Decades of Indian Diplomacy

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  When Every Forward Shapes Reality: A Timely Look at the Misinformation Age

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  75 Defining Moments That Shaped India’s Place in the World

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  Penguin India Brings Neil deGrasse Tyson’s Take Me To Your Leader

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  Problem Solving 101 Finds New Relevance in the Age of AI

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  Penguin Veer to Publish Yeh Dil Maange More, a Personal Tribute to Captain Vikram Batra

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

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  Book Review | Heartland Rising by Javed Gaya

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  Reclaiming Chand Bibi: A Warrior Queen and the Many Lives of History

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  Tabish Khair’s New Novel Gives Voice to the Lives Left Behind

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  A Feminist Fantasy, a Queer Love Story and the Power of Storytelling: The One Hundred Nights of Hero Returns to the Spotlight

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  Kathryn Stockett Returns After 17 Years with New Novel The Calamity Club

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  Westland Books opens pre-orders for Josy Joseph’s Birth of a Nation: The Twenty-One Days That Made India

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  Excerpt from Souls of Someone: Myth, Magic and Mourning in Koovagam by Shino Cherian

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  Book Excerpt | The Perfect Day and Other Stories by Salil Desai (Westland Books)

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  Google Search Data Reveals Humanity’s Shared Questions in New Book by Simon Rogers

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  June Releases by Aleph Book Company: New Books Explore Anger and India’s Native Trees

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  RUPA PUBLICATIONS INDIA ANNOUNCES JUNE 2026 LINE-UP OF NEW TITLES ACROSS POLITICS, SPORT, WELLNESS, LEADERSHIP, TRUE CRIME AND BIOGRAPHY

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  PENGUIN RANDOM HOUSE INDIA TO PUBLISH GROUP CAPTAIN SHUBHANSHU SHUKLA’S MEMOIR TE SECOND ORBIT ON 25 JUNE 2026

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  New Books Explore Nationhood, AI, Conflict, Humour and Human Resilience

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  Alka Saraogi’s Register Me as Kulbhushan Explores Identity, Memory and Partition

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  Gulzar’s ‘Aamchi Mumbai’ Offers a Bilingual Literary Tribute to the City

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  92 Bookstores Across India Celebrate Ruskin Bond’s 92nd Birthday

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  Pan Macmillan India Announces The 100 Year Blueprint, a New Longevity Guide for Modern Indians

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  Wing Commander Arijit Ghosh Returns With Air Warriors 2, Offering Rare Insider Stories of the Indian Air Force

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  Westland Books Opens Pre-Orders for Javed Gaya’s Heartland Rising: The Making of Majoritarian India

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  Fred Mills Explores the World’s Most Ambitious Engineering Projects in Mega Builds

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  Sarah Waheed’s Chand Bibi Recovers Forgotten Story of Deccan’s Warrior Queen

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  Amit Ranjan’s Dara Shukoh Revisits Mughal Prince Who Dreamt of Spiritual Unity

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  Sujata Massey Announces New Historical Mystery Novel

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  Elif Shafak Returns With In One Brief Moment All Eternity, Her Most Ambitious Novel Yet

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  Celebrating Ruskin Bond: The Storyteller Who Made the Ordinary Magical

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  HarperCollins India launches Buildit, Albinder Singh Dhindsa’s candid account of building Blinkit

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  HarperCollins India announces Liar, Liar, Rheea Mukherjee’s gripping true-crime memoir on digital deception and emotional betrayal

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  Manil Suri’s A Room in Bombay Explores Queerness, Memory, and the Enduring Bond Between Mother and Son

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  Tamaasha Theatre to Present Performed Reading of Priya Hajela’s Ladies’ Tailor in Mumbai and Pune

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  Liz Nugent Returns With Dark Psychological Novel The Truth About Ruby Cooper

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  A High-Stakes Mythological Thriller That Keeps You Hooked Till the End

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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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  From Money Matters to Monsoon Magic: New Books Offer Insight, Imagination and Everyday Wisdom

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  India Out of Work: A Stark Warning on Jobs, Growth and a Closing Demographic Window

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  As Hormuz Tensions Roil Global Trade, New Book Reframes India’s Past Through Geography

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  Bloomsbury Unveils Diverse Non-Fiction List Spanning Economy, Entrepreneurship and Everyday Life

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  General Manoj Naravane Turns Storyteller with a Deep Dive into Military Myths and Legends

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  Register Me as Kulbhushan: A Moving Exploration of Identity, Memory and Survival

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  Review: Dungeon Crawler Carl by Matt Dinniman

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  Review: A World Appears: A Journey Into Consciousness by Michael Pollan

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

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  25 Years On, Consciousness Remains Science’s Greatest Unsolved Mystery — Michael Pollan Explores Why

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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