You don’t have to agree with Gandhi to have something to learn from him.
In Arguments with Gandhi, @Ram_Guha revisits Gandhi through the arguments he had with his critics, opponents and supporters—and asks what his ideas about nonviolence, democracy, caste, religion and justice might mean to us now.
Available for pre-order: https://t.co/AzVpydOzq8
Is Gandhi the most misunderstood individual of the 20th century? The man we know as the "Father of the Nation" has provoked the most furious arguments. Having studied Gandhi for decades, I am delighted to announce the publication of my new book, ARGUMENTS WITH GANDHI, where I examine the engagement with his ideas of a range of global figures, from Ambedkar and Nehru to Mandela and Martin Luther King.
Pre-order here: https://t.co/B3yxl2fl2L
Delighted to celebrate two wins at the VoW Book Awards 2026!
Congratulations to @rahulpandita for Our Friends in Good Houses, winner of English Fiction, and Huthuka Sumi for Giants, winner of Writing for Young Adults.
A wonderful moment for these remarkable books and their authors.
#READWithHarperCollins
If today’s debate around India’s latest GDP numbers caught your attention, you may want to read the man at the centre of it.
In We Also Make Policy, former Finance Secretary Subhash Chandra Garg takes readers inside India’s Finance Ministry—and the debates, calculations and decisions behind economic policymaking.
Get your copy: https://t.co/QdIVC8RvyF
What happens when an actor steps off the screen and into politics? The Actor by @tavleen_singh , one of India’s best-known and most incisive journalists, follows superstar Amit Singh as he enters politics—and finds himself caught in a dangerous world of power, intrigue, slander and a country reckoning with its own divisions.
Read more here: https://t.co/4R8LkToeO1
You think you’re choosing what to watch, read and scroll past. Cute. Your attention is being fought over, engineered and monetised—and you’re giving it away for free. Our newest HarperBroadcast editorial piece asks: who benefits when you stay hooked, and what gets pushed out of sight when you‘re too distracted to care. Read “Who’s Got Your Attention” and maybe think twice before your next scroll.
Read the full piece here: https://t.co/aHuiSOz3h6
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.
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
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
@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
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
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
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
@BNHSIndia@IndiaToday
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
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
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