News

Long before India won its independence, one slim book dared to ask what freedom actually meant. Written in just ten days aboard a ship in 1909, Mahatma Gandhi's Hind Swaraj remains one of the most debated texts in Indian political thought. If you've ever wondered why a book this short still shapes conversations about...

Ask any Indian household about food, and you'll get a dozen opinions before breakfast is even served. Ghee is good, ghee is bad, millets are the future, protein is the answer, and the noise around nutrition never really stops. That's exactly why a well-researched book, written with an Indian kitchen and an Indian body...

Some stories refuse to fade with time, and the tale of Rani Lakshmi Bai is one of them. Born as a princess and forged into a warrior, she rode into battle against an empire, sword in hand, when most rulers chose surrender. Her courage still echoes through Indian history, and her story continues to...

There's a reason Swami Vivekananda's words still show up in graduation speeches, therapy sessions, and late-night journal entries more than a century after he spoke them. He wasn't just a monk who dazzled Chicago in 1893; he was a thinker who understood human struggle with startling clarity. At IndusSource, a non-fiction publisher in Mumbai,...

If you are looking for a thoughtful Devdutt Pattanaik ebook to begin with, the best approach is not to start randomly. Devdutt Pattanaik's books often build on ideas of mythology, Culture, symbolism, and leadership, so reading them in a sensible order can make the experience richer and far more rewarding. At Indus Source, the author...

India has given the world some of its greatest spiritual minds, from Adi Shankaracharya to Sri Ramakrishna and Swami Vivekananda to Ramana Maharshi. Their teachings continue to guide millions seeking peace, purpose, and self-realisation. If you've ever wanted to walk this path through reading, choosing the right book matters as much as choosing the...

Few names carry the weight of an entire state's identity, but Yashwantrao Chavan is one of them. To understand Yashwantrao Chavan's history is to understand how a young boy from a humble village in Satara grew into the founding Chief Minister of Maharashtra and one of independent India's most respected politicians. His life is not...

Few things shape a reader quite like the life story of a person who changed history. Whether it's a revolutionary who walked to the gallows smiling, a statesman who stitched a fractured nation together, or a divine figure whose words still guide millions, biographies bring the past to life. If you've been searching for...

In a world where burnout, anxiety, and self-doubt have become everyday companions, books on mental wellness are no longer optional reading; they are essential survival tools. Indian authors, in particular, are reshaping how the country talks about emotional health, mindfulness, and personal growth. From bestselling psychiatrists to spiritual thinkers and corporate coaches, 2026 has brought...

Reading about influential figures who changed history reveals their doubts, sacrifices, and key decisions. Indian biographies and memoirs are rich in this depth, but finding well-researched editions can be challenging. This is where Mumbai's Indus Source excels, publishing titles that offer genuine insights. Whether you're a history buff, a student exploring India's independence, or...