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Book review: For No Reason At All by Ramjee Chandran

Cloak and dagger with a dash of silicon  Ramjee Chandran`s debut fiction contains  a cracker of a story. Written in the most elegant manner, infused with generous doses of wit, guile, dash and daring, the story is set in New Delhi when Rajiv Gandhi was the prime minister of India, when scams came under the…

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Book review: After the Messiah by Aakar Patel

In the aftermath Aakar Patel`s first attempt at fiction is interesting to say the least. This political fiction is premised on the sudden demise of a strongman leader, the Big Man,  and what happens in the vacuum left in his wake. This vacuum is primarily defined by utter confusion since the departed leader,  who had…

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