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New writings about Mahatma Gandhi to be released on his 150th birth anniversary

A wide range of books and scholarly readings on Mahatma Gandhi will be published by the India office of Oxford University Press (OUP) to mark his 150th birth anniversary.

Demonetisation will go down in history as one of most reactionary and illogical policies ever: TISS economist

Demonetisation was an extraordinarily loss-making proposition for the exchequer, says economist R. Ramakumar in the preface of an upcoming book in memory of people who lost their lives during the initial days

Delhi HC copyright verdict: 'Photocopying like making generic drugs', bookshop owner hails judgment

While the judgement is seen as victory by various bookshop owners in the university campuses in Delhi they are all bit apprehensive too as they know the publishers will challenge the judgment in the apex court.

Don't mention pork, sausages in textbooks: OUP's move to appease Muslims, Jews is absurd

The Oxford University Press has apparently told its writers not to mention pigs, pork or sausages in any of its work in case it offends Jews and Muslims.

100 yrs of Oxford University Press: Timeless or antiquated?

Beset by an exodus of talent and new competition, the company that has published everyone from Jawaharlal Nehru to Romila Thapar, lurches toward an uncertain future.

Oxford University Press completes 100 years in India