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• ‘Before I Forget’: A touching and surprisingly funny memoir on caring for ageing abusive parents
  In writing about trauma, French writer Anne Pauly is also acerbically funny and no one is spared from her arch humour. Helen Vassallo, The Conversation · 24 minutes ago
• Maharashtra’s recognition of women farmers will break gender barriers
  Women Farmers Certificates will recognise women engaged in agriculture or allied activities as farmers, even when they do not own the land. Soumya Swaminathan · An hour ago
• Sunday book pick: A tale of a resentful housewife in Shashi Deshpande’s novel ‘That Long Silence’
  Published in 1988, Deshpande’s book received the Sahitya Akademi Award in 1990. Sayari Debnath · 3 hours ago
• ‘Beyond Our Births’: A debut novel questions the validity of a person’s identity markers
  Antara Mukherjee’s novel is a meditation on love – of its undefined, inexplicable nature, and its borderless provenance. Rituparna Roy · 7 hours ago
• How Modi put Delhi under siege to protect Gyanesh Kumar
  Barricades, tens of thousands of police and paramilitary personnel as well as right-wing goons were deployed to stop the protests against vote rigging. Shoaib Daniyal · 10 hours ago
• TM Krishna: For generations, ‘Hum Dekhenge’ has stripped the cloak off powerful narcissists
  In Iqbal Bano’s rendition, a song of protest that seeks to unsettle the powerful and foretells their downfall is cased in a delicate, poised melody. TM Krishna · 11 hours ago