Publish Date
13 Sep, 2025
About This Book
[ONLY FOR SALE OUTSIDE SOUTH ASIA] The Other Sister is a haunting exploration of a social media generation that’s hyper-connected yet somehow still isolated and misunderstood. The main character Maya kicks off a mini-crisis by going offline and ghosting her closest friends. As their enquiry into her absence gets increasingly frantic, Maya herself oscillates between fear and honesty, therapy and godmen, superstition and nostalgia. Coming to terms with generational trauma and its impact when there are half-truths and whispers to contend with and very few facts at hand, she realises just how much is at stake. This is a story of the ties that bind even as others fray, a story about those who leave and those who stick around – above all, this is a story about love. Even in loss. Praise for The Other Sister: I love this book very much... The way [Amrita] weaves the fascinating narrative of these amazing characters across generations (has) so many important significant relevant themes for our times. Dr Shelja Sen What Tripathi handles exceptionally, is grief. It runs through the book like a background score – so soft sometimes that it is barely a whisper and at times deafening. Mandira Nayar, Scroll The Other Sister is a perfect read for anyone who is interested in stepping into the shoes of today’s youth. Rutvik Bhandari, The New Indian Express
About The Author
[ONLY FOR SALE OUTSIDE SOUTH ASIA] Amrita Tripathi is a podcaster, published author, award-winning former journalist and a 2X Founder. She works at the intersection of storytelling and tech, and has a new imprint forthcoming as well as providing bespoke editorial services. • Through The Health Collective, she leverages storytelling for mental health, focusing on advocacy as well as raising awareness in English, Hindi and Tamil. • As the founder of Tap in Tribe, she amplifies women's voices in leadership and is a dedicated mentor, working on leadership development. • Consulting services include on strategy, partnerships and content as well as editorial. Her 20 year career spans global Tech and the media, including as Twitter India’s Head of Content Partnerships. Prior to that she was an award-winning journalist and senior news anchor at CNN-IBN from Network 18. She has also worked with The Indian Express. She is also the host of the Say Again Podcast, a member of FICCI’s National DE&I Taskforce and an Aspen India GP Birla Fellow. Tripathi has co-authored Life Interrupted: Understanding India’s Suicide Crisis with Dr Soumitra Pathare and Dr Abhijit Nadkarni, as well as three non-fiction works in the Mindscape series published by Simon & Schuster India, and three novels, most recently The Other Sister.
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