On Saturday 22nd June, Tattva celebrated its third book launch, Tipping Points, featuring the latest cohort of authors, Jaspreet Kaur Sharma, Kishan Bhatt,...
-
20th Sep 2026 | Updated at 06:57pm 20th Sep 2026
“Nature is in almost every aspect of memory”
From ancient tree groves and hidden forests to the crumbling walls of historic forts, acclaimed nature writer and conservation biologist Neha Sinha uncovers the wild side of Delhi in her latest book, ‘My Wild City: Finding Nature, Meaning, and...
The Maker of Filmmakers: Jagat Murari’s untold story
Radha Chadha is an author, columnist, speaker and a leading expert on marketing and consumer insights in Asia. In her latest book, ‘The Maker of Filmmakers’, she tells the remarkable story of her father Jagat Murari and his role in shaping the...
As a mother of two children under three, devoting 17–20 hours a day to childcare, it’s easy to feel isolated and shut off from the rest of the world. I find myself craving connection. As a mother, I often feel disconnected to the outside world...
Last Saturday, London’s Nehru Centre hosted the Sarod Maestro Ustad Amjad Ali Khan with his wife Subhalakshmi Khan and sons Amaan Ali Bangash and Ayaan...
Guy Gunaratne, a 35 year old British-Sri Lankan human rights documentary filmmaker, turned debut novelist, has been announced as the winner of this year’s...
A grieving mother is chronicling the abuse her daughter's ex-boyfriend allegedly inflicted upon her in a new book after a sustained period of physical...
Imtiaz Dharker would be the first Asian and Muslim origin person and second woman to be named as poet laureate in the UK. The British poet laureate is an honorary position appointed by Britain's monarchon the advice of the Prime Minister The...
April is National Poetry Month and naturally a great time to explore the immense therapeutic powers of poetry. Reading and writing poetry both engage our...
British Indian author Saurav Dutt has released a historical novel to re-examine the brutal massacre that eventually brought about the end of the British...
In February 1928, Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel wrote to the Governor of Bombay Leslie Wilson that unless the tax collection arrangements in Bardoli district were reviewed, the farmers from the region would refuse to pay taxes.
India – the largest democracy in the world, it’s election commission makes it possible for 834 million Indians to vote. The country is currently preparing...
