Shruti Ravindran

I write on current affairs

A book that delves into the dark city of Paris, behind the boulevards

From 'Bhutan An Eye to History', exhibition at the NGMA, New Delhi, 2010

The short fiction series revolves around a group of people stranded at the Heathrow airport waiting lounge

Part chatty political history lesson, part travelogue, Dhume--s book is an engaging one, enlivened by quirky details

A photo book that chronicles this eponymous British photographer's pit-stops in India

The photographer believes the black and white images effectively capture the emotional weight of her ordinary subjects

From Ayurvedic treatments, herbal supplements, meditation to yoga - everything is tailored according to your requirements at Svaasa Spa in Amritsar

Kalder, in Strange Telescopes, talks about the doomed glories of imperial Russia

Earnestly observed details are the saving grace of Emily Barr's India-centric travelogue with a banal plot

The civet-processed version of coffee in Madikeri is rich, smoky and aromatic

An insider's guide to the British desi experience