The Financial Times' Washington DC-based journalist Edward Luce loves Delhi and feels India's diversity gives it richness of an entire human spectrum. His recent book In Spite of the Gods -- The......
Edward Luce, 38, was a known face amongst New Delhi's media when he worked as the South Asia Bureau Chief of The Financial Times between 2001 and 2005.Half of his tenure was spent traveling across......
After the wave of nostalgic books on the British Raj in recent years and on Indian philosophy in an earlier era, it is now fashionable to write futuristic books on India. Curiosity about the secret......
The lack of clarity on who is next in line, when the time comes, as indeed it will one day some day, reflects poorly on the management of the world's largest political party. It scarcely need be......
As far as Hindus are concerned, the eclipse of Wokeism cannot come any sooner, says Rajeev Srinivasan. Illustrations: Dominic Xavier/Rediff.com Canadian Premier Justin Trudeau is hiding 'in an......
India has a habit of surprising its critics and sceptics - which may be why, a few years ago, Edward Luce titled his readable book In Spite of the Gods: the Strange Rise of Modern India. At the......
Edward Luce makes two observations in his recently released book, In Spite of the Gods.First, he says, Indians celebrate success too early, before anything really substantial has been achieved. And......