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HarperCollins India will publish Belonging: A Journey of Love by Sonia Gandhi. The long-awaited memoir will be published in India on 10 November 2026.

One of the most anticipated political memoirs of our time, Belonging is a dramatic and deeply personal story of love, identity, duty and belonging, and offers a rare insider's view of India’s journey.

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“The one who contemplates becomes wise.” — Awakening with Nanak

This weekend, make a little room for stillness. Notice the thoughts that drain you, question the ones that limit you, and choose a kinder perspective. Sometimes growth begins simply by paying attention. #FoodForThought #Mindfulness

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YESTERYEAR, Caro Claire Burke: Funny and sharp enough to draw blood from both sexes. This book is going to be around for a long time. It's a feminist CATCH-22.

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“The poet and lyricist Gulzar has profoundly shaped the idea of tender romance in India through his verse and songs in more than 150 musicals.”

But his poetry has always found beauty beyond romance — in rain, memory, cities and the small wonders of everyday life.

At 92, Gulzar continues to look at the world with the wonder that has fuelled his work for six decades.

Read The New York Times’ profile of Gulzar and discover how his words have lived across generations: https://t.co/t9KownGqfZ

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Desire. Intimacy. Gender. Sex. Longing.
A Queer Shade of Saffron by Shastri Akella is a collection of sensuous and evocative short stories exploring queer lives across India.

Stories of love, identity and longing, told without restraint.

Pre-order your copy now: https://t.co/qBn7KDHuHH

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Third time is also a charm! 🏆✨

A huge congratulations to @thevirdas on his third International Emmy nomination! From The Outsider to the world stage, we’re thrilled to celebrate this brilliant milestone with him.

To Order: https://t.co/z29YafursD

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A third International Emmy Nomination for India 🇮🇳 This fool, thanks you from the bottom of his heart. 🙏❤️
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Join us for an evening of ideas and conversation at The Lecture.

@Ram_Guha will be in conversation with @Apoorvanand__ to mark the launch of his new book Arguments with Gandhi — and the arguments that continue to shape how we understand Gandhi’s life and legacy.

📅 8 October | 6 PM
📍 India International Centre, New Delhi

RSVP here: https://t.co/RornwpQc1z

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"The ECI, by acting as an agent of the central (BJP) government, is undermining the foundation of democracy”

An extract from my NEW book POLITICS, POLICY AND PREDICTIONS published by @HarperCollinsIN

"ECI: Four Questions For India's 'Neutral' Umpire" > https://t.co/uN7UWuJOg4

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A rave for Karan’s The Complex | a novel I thoroughly enjoyed reading both as a publisher and a citizen of Delhi!

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@Designing_Mind In Become Who You Are, he takes that idea further, asking what actually makes a life fulfilling—and arguing that our deepest well-being comes from becoming someone whose actions align with the values we admire.

Get your copy today: https://t.co/B7aTZnZuHI

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Your brain isn’t a finished product. In Designing the Mind and Become Who You Are, Ryan A. Bush asks us to rethink our mental habits, our ideas of happiness and, ultimately, the person we’re capable of becoming.
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@Designing_Mind In Designing the Mind, Bush introduces “psychitecture”: the idea that we can consciously redesign the mental patterns that shape how we think, feel and act.

Get your copy today: https://t.co/eQcbIirP75

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Want to explore Delhi, make The Forgotten Cities of Delhi your favourite companion
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By the end of the wars, the English East India Company had a blueprint for expansion: back a claimant, secure revenue, train armies and convert commercial influence into territory. The road to empire began in the Carnatic.
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How did a dispute over who should rule Arcot help pave the way for British control of India? The Carnatic Wars by Venkatesh Parthasarathy reveals how trade, warfare and local rivalries became the machinery of empire..

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The English and French East India Companies began as commercial rivals seeking textiles and trade. But alliances, money, fortified settlements and European-trained sepoys rapidly made them decisive political players.

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A wonderful moment for our authors at the Ramnath Goenka Sahithya Samman, given by The New Indian Express Group!

We’re delighted to see our books longlisted across Best Fiction and Best Debut.

Congratulations to all our authors and translators on this wonderful achievement!

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A wonderful moment for our books at the Kalinga Literary Festival Book Awards 2026!

We’re delighted to celebrate our winning books at the Book of the Year Award 2026. Congratulations to all the winning authors and publishers on this fantastic achievement!

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