India
Murshidabad: Royal History Leaves Its Fingerprints On The Present
The once glorious capital of Bengal is a fascinating parade of heritage monuments, lakes, gardens and history that you can grasp
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Nature
The Garden of Eden
The City of Joy, Kolkata has its own corporeal version of a magnificent paradise
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No man's land The history of war in India
"The grain of the land" that soldiers often talk about is vertical, or waterless, or it's freezing cold, or steamy hot. Far more men die in Siachen of exposure and/or pulmonary oedema than of bullet-wounds.
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The royal toxicologist
The King of Pontus, Mithradates, was a ruthless polyglot genius, who spoke 22 languages and established the basic principles of bio-warfare
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A study in folly
The author travelled to the worst-affected nations when the US subprime bubble blew up in 2008
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Retracing the march of the US Seventh Army through France
A book about the accounts of WWII survivors and their attitude towards the war sixty years later
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The story behind Incredible India
A book on the two campaigns, 'Incredible India' and 'Kerala - God's Own Country', that changed India's image as a tourist destination
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In his eyes
A classic Bengali novel portraying the lives of the rich from the perspective of a common man