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ME & MY SHELF

Reader's Digest India

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September 2025

Gautam Bhatia is a speculative fiction writer. He is the author of the science fiction duology, The Wall (2020) and The Horizon (2021), and most recently, of the novel, The Sentence (2024). He is also a constitutional lawyer and the coordinating editor of the science-fiction magazine Strange Horizons.

ME & MY SHELF

Gate of the Sun

BY ELIAS KHOURY, Vintage, ₹1,099

In a hospital bed, an old Palestinian revolutionary lays dying. By his bedside, his protégé begins to recollect and piece together the memories of his life, and with them, the story of the Palestinian Revolution. Gate of the Sun is Lebanese writer Elias Khoury's masterpiece, a paean to the Palestinian Revolution and the women and men who lived—and died—for it.

imageTomorrow They Won't Dare to Murder Us

BY JOSEPH ANDRAS, Verso Fiction, ₹2,320

A thinly fictionalized retelling of the story of the only pied-noir who was executed for siding with the rebels in Algeria's war of independence from the French, Tomorrow They ... has the qualities of both dream and nightmare. Its author refused to accept the.

The First Woman

BY JENNIFER MAKUMBI, Oneworld Publications, ₹979

Two women, growing up together in rural Uganda, trace very different—and yet intertwined—life journeys, that see them contend with the newly-independent nation-State, patriarchy, and the travails of a life less ordinary.

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Paying Attention to Adult ADHD

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8 mins

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IKKIS, In theatres from 1 January

Sriram Raghavan's latest film Ikkis is based on the life of Second Lieutenant Arun Khetarpal (played by Agastya Nanda) who was awarded a posthumous Param Vir Chakra for his heroic actions during the Battle of Basantar in the Indo-Pak War of 1971.

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1 min

January 2026

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I See FACES

Why do some people see faces in random patterns? Helen Foster set out to learn more about pareidolia

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3 mins

January 2026

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Left Behind in a Right-Handed World

Excuse the elbow, I'm a leftie, you see

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2 mins

January 2026

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Reader's Digest India

THE SAILOR VERSUS THE SEA

LAURENT WAS TRAPPED INSIDE FLOODING CABIN OF HIS OVERTURNED BOAT. AS THE HOURS SLIPPED BY, SO DID HIS CHANCES

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9 mins

January 2026

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Reader's Digest India

Trying To Enjoy The Moment

The Australian Open is coming up. Tennis legend Novak Djokovic talks about what still makes him want to compete

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3 mins

January 2026

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Reader's Digest India

LIFE'S Like That

When the box from her sister arrived, my friend Diane excitedly ripped it open..

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1 mins

January 2026

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Reader's Digest India

The Dose Makes The Poison

Which effects does high sugar consumption have on the body, and what are the benefits of avoiding sweets?

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3 mins

January 2026

Reader's Digest India

Reader's Digest India

Painted Snapshots of Everyday India

Once carried to Britain as souvenirs, Patna Qalam paintings captured daily 18th-century life in India with rare tenderness. An exhibition in Patna now revives this art tradition on home ground

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2 mins

January 2026

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OVER TO YOU NOTES ON THE November Issue

The superbug crisis indeed represents a silent, slow-moving pandemic-one that threatens to roll back decades of medical progress.

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2 mins

January 2026

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