Silent Journeys by Benyamin (translated by Anoop Prathapan)
A poignant collection that captures lives shaped by migration, memory, and silence. Benyamin returns with stories that are deeply human, mapping the quiet dislocations of global movement.
Caste: A Global Story by Suraj Yengde
An incisive investigation into caste as a global system of inequality, spanning continents and centuries. Through personal history and sharp analysis, Yengde challenges readers to confront the persistence of social hierarchies.
Caught Yapping: A History of Cricket in 100 Quotes by Abhishek Mukherjee
From sledges to stump mics, this book tells the story of cricket through its most iconic words. It’s a witty, insightful tribute to the voices that have shaped the game.
The Paths We Choose by Monica Rana
A heartfelt memoir of resilience, ambition, and finding one’s way in a world full of expectations. Rana reflects on identity, purpose, and the power of choosing differently.
The Calm Prescription by Luke Coutinho
A science-backed guide to managing stress, improving health, and living with intention. This book offers 75 simple yet powerful strategies to unlock long-term wellness.
Charlottesville by Deborah Baker
A gripping narrative that examines the fault lines of race and memory in modern America. Baker blends reportage with reflection in this chronicle of a city—and a country—at a crossroads.
Enter Prompt: How to Navigate India’s AI Future by Barsali Bhattacharyya & Sidharth Sreekumar
A crisp, compelling primer on India’s emerging AI landscape. This book explores how technology is reshaping jobs, ethics, and everyday life in the world’s largest democracy.
Breaking the Glass Ceiling by Lt. Gen. Shakti Gurung
The inspiring memoir of the Indian Army’s first ethnic Gorkha lieutenant general. It’s a tale of perseverance, service, and rising above historical and systemic barriers.
Rhythmic Parenting by Saloni and Aparajita Zutshi
Parenting meets neuroscience in this guide to building strong, secure family rhythms. Grounded in research and experience, it offers a roadmap to help children thrive in a fast-paced world.
Secession of the Successful by Sanjaya Baru
A provocative analysis of regional aspirations and economic divides in modern India. Baru explores how ambition, growth, and identity are driving a new kind of secessionism.
Shoorveer: The Story of the Hat-Trick Fauji Col R.K. Sharma by Col R.K. Sharma
The true story of a soldier who served on three critical frontlines. Col Sharma’s memoir is a testament to grit, leadership, and unwavering patriotism.
This Book Will Not Teach You Parenting by Riri Trivedi & Anagha Nagpal
A refreshing take on raising kids that throws away the rulebook. Blunt, funny, and full of real-life insights, it celebrates parenting as a messy, evolving journey.
On the Brink of Belief: Queer Writing from South Asia edited by Kazim Ali
An evocative anthology that captures the complexities of queer life and belief in South Asia. These bold, intimate voices challenge binaries and carve space for new forms of expression.
Holy Tirthankars: In the Light of Heartfulness by Daaji
A spiritual exploration of Jain Tirthankars through the lens of Heartfulness meditation. Daaji brings ancient wisdom into conversation with present-day inner growth.
One Minute Wisdom by Debashis Chatterjee
Short, sharp reflections on leadership, learning, and living with purpose. Perfect for busy readers, each insight is a spark for transformation.
The Nurturing Quotient by Rajesh Ramakrishnan & Nirupama Subramanian
A practical framework for leaders who want to grow people, not just profits. It blends empathy and strategy to build more conscious leadership cultures.
The Power of Gold by Sundaravalli Narayanaswami
A sweeping history of gold’s influence on India’s economy, society, and identity. From temples to trade routes, it reveals how the precious metal has shaped a civilization.
Ten Incarnations of Rebellion by Vaishnavi Patel
A radical reimagining of mythology through ten fierce female lenses. Patel blends rebellion, divinity, and power in this bold narrative retelling.
The Conscience Network by Sugata Srinivasaraju
A riveting account of journalists, thinkers, and dissenters during India’s Emergency. This book is a tribute to those who stood their ground when it mattered most.
The Dark Secrets of Johnson & Johnson by Gardiner Harris
An exposé of one of the world’s biggest pharmaceutical empires. Harris uncovers a web of corporate deception, health crises, and broken trust.
