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The book warns right from the outset: "Before you open this book, beware: there is no escaping this story or this land." It is a promise the author keeps.
Ajay Kamalakaran’s ‘Colombo: Port of Call’ approaches the Sri Lankan capital through the memories of those who once paused there.
"Recipes for All Occasions" is a comprehensive cookbook compiled by Mrs. B. F. Varughese, affectionately known as 'Pachakarani' to generations of Malayali households, and presented by her grandchildren Varkey and Paulose Varughese. This volume, containing over 1,320 recipes, draws from Mrs. Varughese's previous three books and her weekly column in a Malayalam periodical, now made accessible to an English-speaking audience. The cookbook is aimed at experienced home cooks, assuming a foundational knowledge of cooking techniques and offering a diverse range of dishes from international fare like Piroshky and Moussaka to local specialties such as Neyyappam and Vadukappuli pickle. While the instructions are succinct and direct, reflecting an old-world culinary approach, the editors have updated measurements to modern standards while retaining period details, striking a balance between historical fidelity and contemporary usability, ultimately spanning a formidable culinary spectrum anchored in the home kitchen.
Ullekh NP’s book Mad About Cuba: A Malayali Revisits the Revolution offers an engaging travelogue interwoven with history, economics, and politics.
'Leading from the Back to Achieve the Impossible' offers a 'fresh' management mantra that is diametrically opposite of the more common axiom of 'leading from the front'.
However, it must also be stated that while what Mathur reveals makes absorbing reading, what he conceals is more vital.
The 2023 version of the book titled 'Mrs KM Mathew’s Finest Recipes' is in sync with the times, available in both soft (easy to prop up on a kitchen counter) and hard covers and as an e-book, published by Penguin Random House India.
Tomb of Sand houses many good people. The source of the goodness of humanity in the world of the novel comes from the warm, hopeful, radiant personality of the author.
The essays of scholar, teacher, journalist, thinker and writer Ravindran Nayar, in his collection, ‘Essaying Life’, are rooted in the autumn of his life, even though some of them were written years earlier.
The highlands of Himachal Pradesh, missing tourists, drugs and murders. All these form part of, 'High on Kasol', a novel by senior journalist Aditya Kant
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