Salil Tripathi

Discover the dark truth about the generic drug industry with this explosive investigative narrative. From fraud to life-threatening dangers, journalist Katherine Eban exposes the risks of moving drug manufacturing offshore in the ultimate litmus test of globalization. Drawing on confidential FDA documents and whistleblower accounts, Bottle of Lies reveals how an industry obsessed with profit has become one of the most astonishing swindles of our time.

Follow Rabbi Pinchas Hirschprung on his heroic journey to escape Nazi-occupied Europe in The Vale of Tears. This near day-by-day account offers rare insight into the life of an Orthodox rabbi fleeing persecution, as he draws inspiration from Jewish scripture and psalms to navigate the darkness of wartime. Join him on his epic journey across borders to his safe harbor in Kobe, Japan.

Uncover the story of a forgotten wonder of the world - a mighty hedge spanning the Indian subcontinent in the 19th century, created to collect the Salt Tax by British customs officers. Join author Roy Moxham on his journey to trace the history and remnants of the Great Hedge of India. Travel with him through India and discover what he found in this illuminating book, that writer Jan Morris calls "remarkable".

A memoir of postcolonial Pakistan that interweaves the country's violent history with the author's intimate memories of family and cultural identity. Suleri recounts her mixed heritage, Welsh mother, and Pakistani father, a prominent political journalist. Her finely wrought storytelling transports readers through Pakistan, Britain, and the United States, examining familial relationships and sense of place. Meatless Days is a jewel of insight and beauty that examines cultural identity, political upheaval, and exile.

Discover the story of how Britain has been shaped by foreign people and ideas in this fascinating and inspiring book. Robert Winder delves into the remarkable migrations that have founded and defined a nation.

Explore the creation and development of world-changing legal concepts resulting from Hitler's Third Reich. This profound and moving personal detective story uncovers secret pasts and traces the intellectual evolution of two men who simultaneously originated the ideas of "genocide" and "crimes against humanity." Alongside this exploration, the author shares his spellbinding family memoir, tracing the mysterious story of his grandfather who maneuvered through Europe in the face of Nazi atrocities. This book changes the way we look at the world, and our understanding of history and civilization.

¿Cómo surgió la idea de raza y qué significa? En la era de la política identitaria, las pruebas de ADN y el ascenso de la extrema derecha vuelven a cobrar auge quienes defienden las diferencias biológicas entre poblaciones. La verdad: la raza es una construcción social. El problema: nos cuesta creerlo. En Superior, la premiada autora Angela Saini investiga el concepto de raza desde sus orígenes hasta el presente. Con la ayuda de genetistas, antropólogos historiadores y científicos sociales de todo el mundo, realiza con todo rigor un análisis actualmente muy necesario de la naturaleza, insidiosa y destructiva, de una idea de raza que da por sentada la superioridad de algunos grupos. A lo largo del siglo XX relevantes figuras del ámbito científico y universitario desempeñaron un papel destacado en el desarrollo de la ideología de la higiene racial, una idelogía que culminó con el Holocausto. Es, de alguna manera, la misma que permitió en los Estados Unidos en 2018, las medidas legales por las que miles de niños hijos de inmigrantes, fueran separados de sus padres en la frontera con Méjico. Los pensadores europeos nos contaron que sus culturas eran mejores, que estaban en posesión del pensamiento y de la razón. Vincularon estas nociones a la idea de que pertenecían a la raza superior, redefiniendo nuestra realidad. No era verdad.

Discover the fascinating growth of India's greatest batsman in a book that chronicles the early days of his life and career. Learn how he went from almost breaking his mother's nose with a powerful hit to bursting onto the cricket scene with a successful test debut. With fluently written pages and a self-effacing modesty, this book is a great read for anyone who wants to understand the process of greatness.

This book explores the complex relationship between two great nationalist leaders, Nehru and Bose. Author Rudrangshu Mukherjee delves into the reasons why Bose considered Nehru an enemy while naming a regiment after him. Similarly, the book explores Nehru's emotional reaction to Bose's untimely death and how he saw Bose as a younger brother. The reader will be fascinated by the intricate details of a friendship that did not quite blossom due to differing political ideologies and the shadow that fell between the two men.