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Your mind isn’t just something you have—it’s something you can design.

From the principles of Designing the Mind to the deeper exploration of self-esteem, human greatness, and depression in Become Who You Are, Ryan A. Bush challenges us to rethink who we are—and who we can become.

Two books to dive into for a powerful journey inward.

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Large tracks of India's road to freedom remain unknown, even as the nation heads into its eightieth year of Independence from the British Rule. In @mithimukherjee's thoroughly researched new book 'Asianism and the Fall of Empire', this little known history comes to life. Out now wherever books are sold, get yours today.

To Order: https://t.co/Q594Db9j4B

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The ninth edition of The Hindu’s Lit for Life Unplugged event at Amethyst’s Wild Garden Bar on Friday. The conversation was centred around Meena Kandasamy's latest book Fieldwork as a Sex Object (Harper Collins), that released in June this year in India.
https://t.co/F0fvJ5dlH8

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@the7424 Allah Miyan’s Workshop, in Maaz Bin Bilal’s English translation, carries the same tender, humorous and piercing world of childhood to new readers.
English edition is available here: https://t.co/5mTOszqyzN

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What does it mean to be fully human—to live wide awake, deeply present and held by the Divine?

In Awakening with Nanak, Kamla K. Kapur journeys into the heart of Guru Nanak’s teachings, tracing the atam tirath: the sacred inward pilgrimage toward the Divine.

A book of surrender and seeking, heartbreak and humour, self-discovery and devotion—and an invitation to meet yourself, tenderly and truthfully, in the light of divine love.

Out Now!
To Order: https://t.co/BiS7RZbqDT

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What do we inherit from the places and people who raised us? In No One Gets Out of Here Alive, Ranbir Sidhu travels through Punjab, memory and family history to reckon with the legacies of violence, masculinity and shame. Alongside his new memoir, Sidhu’s earlier works—Our Cities Are Not Your Cities and Deep Singh Blue—return in a fresh new look. A tender, searching body of work about the stories that make us.

Pre-order the books below:

No one gets out of here alive - https://t.co/ScvVnNoZIr

Our Cities Are Not Your Cities - https://t.co/CsEO7Bd10E

Deep Singh Blue - https://t.co/a5WTqDeiDn

Read more here: https://t.co/camRDM4woj

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India is home to an incredible diversity of mammals—but how well do we really understand the animals we share this landscape with? India Today’s brilliant piece explores the threats facing elephants and what it will take to protect them, featuring Mammals of India, the first comprehensive guide to more than 450 mammal species across the subcontinent. Read more here: https://t.co/lCob98CJ55

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A grief memoir unlike any I've read before.

A grief memoir which refuses to bow before society's attentive expectation of performing one's pain, and remains stoic even during moments of extreme despair.

#ThingsInNatureMerelyGrow

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A proud moment for our books at the Awards for Excellence in Book Production 2026 by @FIP_India

Congratulations to Gulzar’s Aamchi Mumbai and @itspiyushmishra's Tumhari Auqaat Kya Hai, Piyush Mishra!—and to everyone behind the scenes who made these books look as good as they read.

#Publishing #BookProduction #BookAwards

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What happens when grief brings two very different people together?
In her conversation with Platform Magazine, @PariniShroff talks about Some People, the complicated relationship between Nathan and Malti, forgiveness, empathy, and the “what ifs” that drive her writing.
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Read the full conversation: https://t.co/6PzilAE8Ul

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One species, one map, and a closer look at where and how India’s mammals live.

Meet the Golden Langur

The golden langur has a very small address on the map—a narrow stretch of forests between India and Bhutan. But its range tells a much bigger story: one of isolated populations, fragmented forests, and why connected wildlife corridors matter.

#MammalsofIndia brings stories like this into focus, mapping 450+ mammal species and the habitats they call home.

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📖✨ Join us for an evening of dance and literature—Tishani Doshi in conversation with Anuradha Roy about her latest novel Egrets While War.

📅 27 August 2026 | 5.30 p.m.
📍 British Council, New Delhi
🎟️ Registration at https://t.co/DwS5bQVoWW

#Library #NationalYearOfReading

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In conversation with Mint Lounge, Tashan Mehta talks about Mad Sisters of Esi, her shortlisted novel for the 2026 Ursula K. Le Guin Prize for Fiction—and the myths, folklore and plurality that run through its strange, sprawling worlds.
Rooted in Indian and Parsi experiences, the novel asks what we carry forward from the stories and identities we inherit.
Read the conversation with Tashan Mehta: https://t.co/kxxNairLCC

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For the sibling who can talk to absolutely anyone.
Or desperately needs to learn how. 😌

#HowtoTalktoAnyone by Leil Lowndes + a Rakhi. Consider it a gift and a hint.
https://t.co/ll1Xmr3tro

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Your sibling gets a book. The Rakhi comes with it. 📚

We made #RakhiGifting ridiculously easy this year: five books, five kinds of siblings, and a Rakhi with every book.

Find yours ↓

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For the sibling who’d choose a serial-killer novel over a box of mithai. 🔪🧈
Food, obsession, murder: #Butter by Asako Yuzuki has it all. And yes, it comes with a Rakhi.
https://t.co/Uz8yWmCSmx