Category: Non-Fiction

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

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

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

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

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

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

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  ‘The Man Who Made Plants Write’ brings Jagadish Chandra Bose’s vision of plant intelligence to a new generation

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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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  Book Review | The Four Principles: Adrian Gore Argues That Success Is Less About Talent Than How You Apply It

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  Book Review | Batanagar: Paramita Sen Weaves a Personal Memoir into the Forgotten Story of India’s First Company Town

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

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  HarperCollins India Publishes Aryan Pasha, Chronicling the Extraordinary Journey of India’s First Transgender Bodybuilding Champion

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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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  Book Review | How Not to Be Stupid: A Philosopher’s Challenge to Rethink Everyday Thinking

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  Book Review | The Savvy Spender: Megan Micklewright Makes Personal Finance Practical, Not Intimidating

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  More Than a Chess Scandal: Checkmate Is a Thrilling Story of Genius, Ambition and the Price of Greatness

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

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  Book Review | How to Read the Akashic Records: Linda Howe’s Spiritual Guide Explores the Soul’s Journey with Clarity and Compassion

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  Book Review: Nawabs, Nudes, Noodles: India Through 60 Years of Advertising (10th Anniversary Edition)

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

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

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  The Shortest History of Scandinavia by Mart Kuldkepp

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

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  Conundrum: Netaji’s Life After Death by Anuj Dhar and Chandrachur Ghose

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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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  Book Review | The One and the Ninety-Nine by Luke Burgis

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  Book Review | The Vijay Revolution: People Power & the Politics of Hope by Oswald Pereira

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  Book Review | How to Try Again by Steve Kamb

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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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  What Makes Some Countries Exceptional at Certain Things? Anirudh Krishna’s New Book Looks for the Answer

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  Book Review | The 100 Year Blueprint: How? by Dr Navin Gnanasekaran

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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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  Leadership Lessons from the Mahabharata, Ramayana and the Gita

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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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  Review: Israel: What Went Wrong? — Omer Bartov’s Search for the Lost Promise of Israel

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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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  Narendra Modi: Vichar Yatra (2014–2024); By Narendra Shukla

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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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  Behind the Peacock Throne: The Human Story of the Mughals

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  Book Review: What to Make of a Life by Jim Collins

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  Book Review: Transforming India: Gamechanger in Action by Sudesh Verma

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  Review of When the Sikhs Conquered Delhi: How the Sikhs Defeated the Mughals by Arvinder Singh Brara

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  Narendra Modi’s Continuing Political Ascent and the Narrative of a Changing India

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

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

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  Review: Conquering the Chaos: Win in India, Win Everywhere by Ravi Venkatesan

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

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  A New History of India attempts an impossible task — and often succeeds impressively

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  The Infinity Machine Review: Inside the Mind—and Myth—of the Man Building AI’s Future

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  Book Review: Build: An Unorthodox Guide to Making Things Worth Making by Tony Fadell

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  Book Review: The Foundation of a Fulfilling Life by Deepam Chatterjee

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

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

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

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  Book Review: The Shortest History of Innovation by Andrew Leigh

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  Book Review: Plato’s Athens by Carol Atack

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  Review: Babasaheb Ambedkar: An Inspirational Life by Mukunda Rao

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  Review: Trauma Nation by Nishtha Lamba

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  Caste Pride: Battles for Equality in Hindu India by Manoj Mitta

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

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  Coconut: A Global History — The Story of a Fruit That Traveled the World

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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

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  Book Review: A Touch of Genius: The Wisdom of India’s Nobel Laureates

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  ‘Freedom on Trial’: New Book Uncovers the Courtroom Battles That Shaped India’s Independence

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  The Healing Power of the Daily Grind: Lessons from Work Heals Everything

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  Book Review | The Sky Warriors: Operation Sindoor Unveiled by Vishnu Som

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  The Sky Warriors: A Raw Look at Operation Sindoor

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

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  Made in India: The Man Who Helped Build the Pharmacy to the World

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  Get Unstuck: Breaking Through the Middle Management Plateau

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  Book Review: Faith and Fury by Jyoti Yadav