“Circle of Days” by Ken Follett

I had the honour of interviewing for TOI Bookmark, the legendary author Ken Follett on his latest novel Circle of Days. We did a video
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“There’s a Ghost in My Room: Living with the Supernatural” by Sanjoy Roy

The first spirit Sanjoy Roy encountered was one that haunted his ancestral house in Calcutta; he was five then. A few years later, the otherworldly
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TOI Bookmark with Nayanima Basu

Journalist Nayanima Basu had a ringside view of the total collapse of the republic of Afghanistan at the hands of the Taliban. From 8 to
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“Heartbeats: A Memoir” by ‎Björn Borg

No one had ever played tennis quite like Björn Borg. With his incredible athleticism, powerful shot-making and distinctive style, he became a sensation after he
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“Invisible Housemates: The Secret Lives of monkeys, geckos, pigeons and other creatures we live with..” by Deepa Padmanaban

No man is an island, but even if he were, there would be no escaping the many quieter beings that share space with him. From
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“A Good Life : The Power of Palliative Care” by Jerry Pinto

Pain is fundamental to our existence, signalling what requires our attention. But while pain is inevitable, suffering does not need to be. Palliative care aims
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“The Sensual Self: Explorations of Love, Sex & Romance” by Shobhaa De

In this provocative book, The Sensual Self: Explorations of Love, Sex & Romance, bestselling author Shobhaa Dé asks you to ditch the rulebook and ‘abandon
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Review article of Philippe Sands trilogy

I wrote a review article of Philippe Sands trilogy for Moneycontrol. It was published on 3 Dec 2025. In 2010, barrister Philippe Sands was invited
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“Uncoded: A Technological History of Independent India” by Meghaa Gupta

From factories to farms, battlefields to boardrooms, clinics to classrooms―in the years since Independence, modern technology has swept through all corners of Indian life. But
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“The Hiroshima Men: The Quest to Build the Atomic Bomb, and the Fateful Decision to Use It” by Iain MacGregor

At 8:15 a.m. on August 6th, 1945, the Japanese port city of Hiroshima was struck by the world’s first atomic bomb. Built in the US
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