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The Reading List by Bahrisons Booksellers
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For over 70 years, Bahrisons Booksellers has been connecting readers with the stories they love. Now, we’re taking the next step with The Reading List, a new podcast celebrating Indian authors and the vibrant voices shaping today’s literary landscape. Hosted by Aashna Malhotra, each episode brings thoughtful conversations with Indian authors about creativity, storytelling, and the heart behind every great book.
If you love meeting the people behind the pages, you’ll feel right at home here.
Follow along; your next great conversation starts here.
Breakfast, Identity, and Urban India: Priyadarshini Chatterjee on First Bite
Breakfast is often seen as the simplest meal of the day, but it carries stories of memory, migration, ...
When History Haunts a City: Monuments & Memory with Eric Chopra
What does it mean for a city to be haunted?
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Private Selves, Public Feeds: Growing Up Online with Ria Chopra
What does it mean to grow up in a world where you are always watched, always connected, and never quite logged out?
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Forgotten Histories: The Unmaking of British India with Sam Dalrymple
When the British broke up the Indian Empire, they didn’t just divide land; they divided families, lang...
Growing Up, Growing Apart: Secrets, Families & Bhavika Govil's Hot Water
What happens when silence shapes who we become? In this episode, Bhavika Govil joins us to talk about her debut novel, Hot Water, and the private worl...
The Forgotten Statesman: KM Panikkar with Narayani Basu
How does a towering personality become a mere footnote in national memory? In this episode of The Reading List, we sit down with historian and biograp...
Matches & Meetings: Rishta Roulette with Radhika Agrawal
What happens when swiping right feels just as exhausting as sitting through another rishta? Author Radhika Agrawal’s Red Flags and Rishtas: A Desi Rom...