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.

Comedy can be used to undermine power hierarchies through upending of social status – or, in children’s media, by making fun of adults.

To understand why, we need to look at how modern financial markets work – and in particular, why an oil shock is different to other crises.

Shaniel Deo’s film, also starring Anurag Kashyap, Atul Kulkarni and Prakash Raj, is in Telugu, Hindi and other languages. Out on April 10 in cinemas.

The appeal of the party’s welfare schemes overrides any resentment against the delayed ‘justice’ for the singer.

An excerpt from ‘Wajid Ali Shah: A Cultural and Literary Legacy’, by Kaukub Quder and Sajjad Ali Meerza, translated from the Urdu by Talat Fatima.