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"Uprising" by Tahmima Anam: A Novel of Exploitation - Frontline. A parable about what happens when women resist enslavement, written with a cold, precise anger. share.google/Vsv02ZomcQdB7z6…
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What happens when A Suitable team comes together?
Six years of doing what we love the most, with a team that makes it all the more fun.
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A collection of nine essays explores how Sunder Nursery reclaimed its exalted place in the urban environment of Delhi. Ranjana Sengupta writes in @thetribunechd #SpectrumTheTribune
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Great idea and great article.@vshoba @AntaraRaghavan
Party of One: Dining and Drinking Alone In India Still requires courage, write @vshoba and @AntaraRaghavan t.ly/bzNpN
Sumana Roy's brilliant translation of Jagdish Chandra Bose's seminal essays, 'The Man Who Made Plants Write', comes out in July.
A Suitable Agency is delighted announce that we are representing @SumanaSiliguri's 'The Man Who Made Plants Write', a luminous translation of the eminent scientist Jagadish Chandra Bose's seminal essays on plants and their ability to feel and respond to stimuli.
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With a foreword by Gurcharan Das and an introduction by Devdutt Pattanaik, ‘The Wealth Networks’ rethinks Indian history through the movement of wealth across routes of trade, pilgrimage and power.
Now available for pre-order.
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The book traces the roads, rivers, and maritime routes that shaped the flow of wealth, power, and ideas across the subcontinent, asking questions along the way: Why was Chittor attacked repeatedly? What made temple towns like Somnath and Tirupati so wealthy?
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At a moment when the Strait of Hormuz is driving headlines, markets, and anxiety over energy costs, ‘The Wealth Networks: How Roads, Rivers and Seas Shaped India’ by @AkshayatLHI explores a fundamental question: what, over time, has truly shaped the course of history?
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The most sensible thing you will read from on Pakistan, dispassionate, clear-eyed and factual. By @tca_raghavan
Also explains why other Indian commentators and ex-diplomats are writing what they are writing about Pakistan as a peacemaker.
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A Suitable Agency is delighted to announce that we are representing the compelling and beautifully crafted ‘Sikkim Stories’ by Simon Lamouret, a French comic book author and illustrator and Pema Wangchuk Dorjee, a Sikkim-based journalist.
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‘Epic Love Stories’ by Bulbul Sharma brings together 16 unforgettable romances from India’s epics, myths & legends. These stories offer a sweeping portrait of love’s many shades,
— devotion, defiance, longing and legend all at once.
Coming Soon by @harpercollinsin.
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My article in the Telegraph today
Bangladesh's election is of more than usual significance, writes T.C.A. Raghavan.
#Bangladesh #BangladeshElections #BangladeshElections2026 @tca_raghavan @leo_mukherjee
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‘Enter Stage Left’, the second of Salima’s two-volume memoir, brings us up to date with events in Salima’s and Pakistan’s life until the present day.
@PenguinBooks @penguinrandom
#Partition
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‘Waiting in the Wings’, the first part of her two-volume memoir, is the account of the first two-and-a-half decades of Salima’s life. It is as much a portrait of a young nation as it is the account of the author’s own life.
#SalimaHashmi #FaizAhmadFaiz
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OUT NOW | Happy publication day to Salima Hashmi for the release of her two-part memoir, ‘Waiting in the Wings’ (Vol. 1) and ‘Enter Stage Left’ (Vol. 2)!
Now available online and across bookstores. Grab your copy today!
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I spoke with author @mehakjamal attempting to address the need, the tenderness and the unsayable spaces that her book ‘Lōal Kashmir’ so beautifully brings to light.
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The anti-terrorist operation in Kulgam district of Jammu and Kashmir entered the third day on Sunday as security forces tightened the noose around the ultras engaged in the gun battle with them.
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Her book ‘Ashoka in Ancient India’ won the John F. Richards prize of the American Historical Association for the best book in South Asian History. To know more, visit our website: asuitableagency.com/our-writ…
