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About the author
Amitabha Bagchi was born in Delhi and went to school there. The last few years of school were a blur of exams - Junior Science Talent Search, National Talent Search, Annual Maths and Physics Olympiads - and coaching classes to prepare for those exams. He finally found himself at IIT Delhi in the summer of 1992 thinking that the worst was over. It was not. Belying the expectations raised by his uninspriring performance at IIT, Amitabha got his PhD in Computer Science in 2002. Then, after loitering around for a couple of years with the nebulous designation of post-doc, he returned to IIT Delhi where he is currently employed as an assistant professor.
Non-Fiction
Imaging India - By Nandan Nilekani
Since the early 1990s, India has witnessed great social, political and cultural change.more>>
Since the early 1990s, India has witnessed great social, political and cultural change.more>>
187 Lives - By Team Indian Express
On 11 July 2006, the end of an ordinary day in the life of a city brimming with life turned..more>>
On 11 July 2006, the end of an ordinary day in the life of a city brimming with life turned..more>>
INDIA: In Word and Image - By Eric Meola
INDIA: In Word and Image is a breathtaking visual celebration of this incredibly diverse country. With an introduction written by award-...more>>
INDIA: In Word and Image is a breathtaking visual celebration of this incredibly diverse country. With an introduction written by award-...more>>
Sahibs Who Loved India - By Khuswant Singh
A rare collection of essays that invites the reader to revisit a vanished era of sahibs and memsahibs. more>>
A rare collection of essays that invites the reader to revisit a vanished era of sahibs and memsahibs. more>>
In the Country of Deceit - By Shashi Deshpande
Devayani chooses to live alone in the small town of Rajnur after her parents’ death, ignoring the gently voiced disapproval of her family ...more>>
Devayani chooses to live alone in the small town of Rajnur after her parents’ death, ignoring the gently voiced disapproval of her family ...more>>