Graduate earnings are stagnating and most new jobs being created in agriculture, says scholar Rosa Abraham.

Japanese writer Fūtarō Yamada’s 1979 novel focuses on corruption in the old shogunate order as well as in the new Meiji administration.

Similar low-cost technology experiments in India have failed.

Only one member of the Indian team in the final of the recent T20 World Cup, would command a place in the country’s Test team – Jasprit Bumrah.

The most striking resonance in this book of essays lies in Han’s treatment of silence, especially in passages that touch on pain and the body.

Vivek Chaudhary’s documentary looks at a farming family in Rajasthan steeped in debt and battling corruption.

Thrity Umrigar’s prose is clear and emotionally direct throughout. It is also, at times, a little too willing to do the reader’s work for them.

Anand Puri, a third-generation managing partner, sketches out his ideas for keeping the establishment relevant in the years ahead.

A selection of Sarathchandra Chattopadhyay’s short stories, a novel set in the 1990s India, a collection of Punjabi Dalit stories, and more.

First published in 2017, Ana Paula Maia’s Portuguese novel has been translated by Padma Viswanathan.

It is a series of steps to uphold a relationship, shaped by virtues such as humility, empathy, patience, fairness and courage.