Founder of a highly valued start-up, Karan Chopra is young, famous and unpredictable. He is also missing, last seen at his birthday party seven days ago.
Investigators try to make sense of testimonies from four people close to Karan.
Karan’s wife Maya is in a loveless marriage that she portrays as anything but. Is that all she’s hiding?
Karan’s deputy Abhinav is madly in love—just not with his own wife. Who is he scared of?
Mohit recently joined Karan’s company. Why did Karan fire him?
Venkatesh is one of Karan’s oldest friends. Why did he leave so early?
Everyone was at the party, and everyone is lying. What are they guilty of?
Timely and profound, India: A Linguistic Civilization is an ambitious study that celebrates the rich tapestry of Indian languages—a fitting rejoinder to majoritarian ideologies that threaten our vibrant multiculturalism.
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