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Inside New India: Run and Hide, by Pankaj Mishra, reviewed

19 February 2022

9:00 AM

19 February 2022

9:00 AM

Run and Hide Pankaj Mishra

Hutchinson, pp.224, 16.99

The first novel in more than 20 years from the essayist and cultural analyst Pankaj Mishra is as sharp, provocative and engagé as you’d expect. An exploration of Narendra Modi’s autocratic, Hindu-nationalist New India seen through the progress of three graduates from the prestigious Indian Institute of Technology, it’s also reassuringly rich in characterisation and the sheer sensory overload of modern life.

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