Books On Travel and Non-fiction
- The interview and other stories (1971)
- Homecoming (1977)
- Rickshaw Ragtime (1993)
- Word Is a Four-Letter Word: Selected Writings (1994)
- A Portable India (co authored with Anurag Mathur) (1994)
- Mind Matters (2003)
- Where on Earth Am I? - Confusions of a Travelling Man (2004)
- Calcutta: A City Remembered (2005)
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