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Doordarshan anchor and journalist Ashok Shrivastav has revealed many shocking details in his book ‘Narendra Modi Censored’.

A sharp, witty and brilliant satire on today's politics in India, Kansara's book is a must-read.

The book by Frédéric Martel, In the Closet of the Vatican, that is a detailed account of homosexuality within the Church is a “startling account of corruption and hypocrisy at the heart of the Vatican” according to its publisher, Bloomsbury.

The revisionism of India’s history books has gained ground in recent decades. Among many such soldiers of truth is Francois Gautier, a foreign French journalist who loved India so much that he stayed put in this country since 1971.

In his debut book Operation Johar: A Love Story, author and columnist Abhishek Banerjee walks us down the memory lane of left-wing terror in the newly formed Jharkhand.

Sushant Singh, Indian Express deputy editor seems to have shamelessly plagiarised content from a Bharat Rakshat article published 9 years ago

The Fadnavis Years focuses greatly on Fadnavis' policy reforms and how he has strengthened BJP's position in the state and has navigated through a highly complicated political scene to only emerge stronger than before.

Sagarika Ghose and her husband are prime examples of what journalists shouldn't aspire to be.

A regular feature in all of Houellebecq's books is a narrator who is non-religious and has an extremely pessimistic view of the world