Lord Mountbatten

Military leader, royal, prolific lover, viceregal couple and lifelong influencer—Dickie and Edwina wore many garbs with cool assurance. This book inspects them all.

The priests who denounced the Bengal CM as a ‘beef-supporter’ have forgotten that their forebears had welcomed ‘beef-eater’ Lord Mountbatten

The author of Indian Summer: The Secret History of the End of an Empire speaks on Nehru’s persona and his intimate relationships

The biggest hypothetical question of the subcontinent

Vignettes from the veteran journalist's overarching autobiography, a sort of a fly-on-the-wall account from Mountbatten to Manmohan.

A riposte to zooms in on the Nehru-Edwina-Mountbatten trio and its 'impact' on Partition

Mountbatten revels in his role as arbiter, the destiny of millions sitting light on him even Churchill is convinced. The lone dissenter: a desperate Gandhi

Just half-a-century later, a collective amnesia reigns over the subcontinent

Youth Poll findings reveal startling ignorance: Mountbatten, not Jinnah, is the man most responsible for partition; Kashmir was thought of as the state most affected by Partition; Just 40 per cent knew partition took place under Mountbatten's supervi

They loved and respected each other but their relationship was never physical, says Pamela Hicks nee Mountbatten.

The finance minister responded to the Gujarat CM by quoting from the same book by Azad

Lord Mountbatten's daughter says her mother shared a very deep love with Pandit Nehru. 'Now days everybody assumes that it has to be a carnal love, but you can have just as deep an emotional love with two like souls'