La Laitiere de Bangalore
The post consists of me talking about the book. [...]
The Indian art market
Indian art market a rosy picture Shoba Narayan Jan [...]
French translation
This is my first post in my redesigned website. [...]
The ‘India Option’
The future back home Instead of Looking Abroad, Today's Indian [...]
Role of Women in Indian Politics?
India should work towards empowering women economically — through microfinance programs — and also encourage greater participation of women leaders in panchayats, or village councils, writes author Shoba Narayan in this opinion piece.
Affordable Housing
Affordable housing is an idea whose time has come, writes Bangalore-based writer Shoba Narayan in this opinion piece.
Electric Cars in India: Why So Few?
With the rise of environmentalism and the high cost of gasoline, it would seem that the electric car would take off. Not so fast, says Bangalore-based writer Shoba Narayan in this opinion piece.
Shoba Narayan prepares a meal
SPICING THINGS UP Shoba Narayan prepares a meal. 'Monsoon Diary: [...]
Publisher’s Weekly review of Monsoon Diary
Food is intimacy and comfort, and Narayan’s book neatly transitions between descriptions of her family’s life and the meals that punctuated it.
Kirkus Reviews Monsoon Diary
In a series of color-drenched chapters accompanied by recipes, food and travel writer Narayan recalls growing up in India and studying in the US. Place and taste take center stage, often at the expense of story, in a narrative focused as much on particular foods as on milestones in the author's life.