The bookstore's significance lies in its shelves, where mainstream books – both in English and Hindi – are stacked together with abundant of unpopular ones.
Books
Book Review: ‘Kenyan Christian Queer’ Is a Powerful Departure From Despair
It’s a good read for those who often shout the loudest, without sufficient understanding of LGBTI lives.
Coronavirus: Free ‘Amar Chitra Katha’ And ‘Tinkle Comics’ For a Month
You can access the comics through ACK and Tinkle's mobile applications and websites until March 31.
Edgar Allan Poe’s ‘Red Death’ in the Times of Coronavirus
On the timeless appeal of Poe's 'The Masque of the Red Death'.
The Relevance of Manto’s ‘Mottled Dawn’ in Today’s World
The stories in the book are about the same sense of disbelief, shock and despair India has been feeling over the past few months.
Boredom Is But a Window to a Sunny Day
Instead of fighting boredom, go along with it, entertain it, make something out of it.
Is There Anything Especially Expert About Being a Philosopher?
We can’t escape the question of what matters and why. If we can’t avoid living philosophically, it seems sensible to learn to do it well.