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We cannot talk about Indian literature without talking about its rich, impossible-to-capture, and all-fascinating canon of folktales. We bring together folktales from across nooks of India to show you how fascinating, and fundamentally shared, our cultural heritage is. Bonus points, you get to read amazing tales filled with magic and myth, virtue and vice, and absolute wonder.
Satyarth Pandita reviews Guru: Ten Doors to Ancient Wisdom (Published by Hachette India, 2018) GURU: Ten Doors to Ancient Wisdom begins with an interesting introduction,
Team P3 curates a list of recommended reads from Indian Literature Books through the decades focusing on the 1990s. This was the decade of economic
Qabar by K.R. Meera is a social commentary on religious polarisation and has to be read between the lines. Originally written in Malayalam, Qabar by
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Amritesh Mukherjee curates a list of recommended reads on Indian History as he navigates the lanes of Indian Literature through the decades. The 1960s in
Team P3 curates a list of post-Independence Indian literature that includes books from the decade of 1950s for your TBR. India is a vast conglomeration
Team P3 curates a list of Indian History Books that take you through Indian literature through the decades, focusing on the 1940s. It wouldn’t be
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Qabar by K.R. Meera is a social commentary on religious polarisation and has to be read between the lines. Originally written in Malayalam, Qabar by
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