Author Amish Tripathi engaged in a heated exchange on X with comedian Kunal Kamra over Bhavish Aggarwal's comments about the historical pra...

Are you ready to experience a great fictional retelling of the Ramayana, the Indian epic? If yes, dive into the Ram Chandra Series books to...

The author will take over from diplomat Srinivas Gotru.

Bhatia gives a glimpse of his favourite holiday spot, his preferred apparel brands and the books he likes to read.

The author rarely comments on political issues, too couldn't resist talking about the recent landmark judgment.

Last month, Indian bibliophiles compiled a list of their favourite books on mythology.

Three authors share their experiences.

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However, the Scion of Ikshvaku author Amish Tripathi feels "we shouldn't get into which book is selling more or less".

Asked which Indian philosophy appeals him the most, Tripathi said Advaita philosophy because it makes a person feel one with God.

Author Amish Tripathi, whose latest bestseller has found itself in the middle of a war by sites Flipkart & Amazon, shares his views on the ...

Shiva trilogy is said to have collectively sold over 2.5 million copies earning it the distinction of being the fastest-selling series in t...

Bestselling author Amish Tripathi's new offering "Scion of Ikshvaku" is the first of a five-six book Ramchandra series and explores the lif...

Last week saw the book launch of Amish Tripathi's latest Scion of Ishkvaku in Mumbai, with the unveiling done by Bollywood star Akshay Kuma...

On January 23, author of the Shiva trilogy, Amish Tripathi will unveil his next writing project at the Jaipur Literature Festival.

At this place, primarily a middle class area, the voting lines are long and I take a book along to keep me company for the half an hour or ...

"As a kid also, I travelled a lot. I came from middle-class family, so we most often travelled in India. But there’s enough history here it...