Lords of the Deccan- With Anirudh Kanisetti
Co-hosts Kamini Gupta and Nidhi Mishra talk with an award-winning history researcher and writer, Anirudh Kanisetti about his very well reviewed and ac...
Travelling Time With Books
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A passion for literature, history and culture brings together two old IIM batchmates Kamini Gupta, Award-winning faculty at Kings Business School, London and Nidhi Mishra, Founder of Bookosmia(smell of books)-India's largest publisher 'for kids, by kids' as they read, analyse and discuss with the author, books of history that take us back in time. But more importantly, realizing that the past itself is not past. It constantly feeds into our present and shapes our future and hence the need to know it from the right sources.
Traveling through the centuries is possible only in books and in this podcas.t #indianhistory #bookspodcast
Feminism and Rashid Jahan , with Rakshanda Jalil
Kamini Gupta chats with from the acclaimed and prolific writer Rakshanda Jalil about the need for feminist writing broadly and Rakshanda's book A Rebe...
Urdu-Is the language Rest in Peace or Work in Progress, with author Rakshanda Jalil
Kamini Gupta and Nidhi Mishra hear from the acclaimed and prolific writer Rakshanda Jalil about the past, present and future of Urdu as a language, do...
Wanderers, Kings, Merchants- The story of India through it's languages -with author Peggy Mohan
Co-hosts Kamini Gupta and Nidhi Mishra talk with liguistic historian Peggy Mohan about how language goes much beyond being a tool for communication to...
Rebel Sultans with author Manu Pillai
Manu Pillai packs in 400 years of tumultous Deccan History in the fantastic book Rebel Sultans, giving us a much needed window to the this often and u...
A Dust Storm In Delhi- A book on Razia Sultan
Why do we want to forget Razia Sultan, the first and last female emperor of the Delhi Sultanate? Why do we not know enough of this phenomenal woman he...
Tawaifnama- A rare account of the lives of tawaifs with author Saba Dewan
What can be more fun than reading a brilliant 600+ pages book? Discussing it with a good friend and finally getting to chat with the author! Kamini Gu...