Manu Pillai on his book Rebel Sultan and the history of Deccan beyond Shivaji

Manu Pillai may have an entirely Macaulayesque education - including at the celebrated King’s College in London and Fergusson College in Pune - but his rigorous research and an exceptional eye for the hidden historical detail makes him a force to watch. In Rebel Sultans, Manu trawls through 400 years of roiling history and tells some pivotal stories of India you’ve probably haven’t heard before, with Shoma Chaudhury at Algebra Club.
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