A Dumb’s Story by Sudipta Roy – Review
“Faith,” is just a small word… the concept however plays an important in our lives. Having faith in self and in God is the first step towards victory. While science…
At times, audiobooks do feel better & usually, they can kill reading pleasure!
How many times do you listen to audiobooks? Well, if you are a new entrant into the world of reading, you will find yourself spending more hours with headphones covering…
Learn & Adapt; that’s the best way forward! Uma Vanka announces his new book
Uma Vanka, a well-known technology leader and business transformation expert, announced his new book on his social media – Future is B.I.G. Uma Vanka is the writer of an existing…
Romantic Fiction by Indian Authors and making space for Preety Praveen on the list
Romance – this is a genre that has always been popular. Since the very dawn of the literary era in the country and also the world, readers have been attracted…
Her Passover: Story of Menopause, Love & Anger by Dr Jasmin Johnson – a book for women and men
I heard about this title by Dr Jasmin a few days ago and wanted to learn more. Read a few reviews and opinions on different platforms and wanted to read…
Next 5000 Years: will Hindus remain Hindu? Kumar Dipanshu ruminates in his book
Books on Hinduism are not new. The guiding light towards the path of intellect, knowledge and self-realisation for the entire world. However, for many years now, even after the prejudiced…
The Poetician: A Common Man’s Satire by Lov Pathak – Review
Reading poetry has been my favourite leisure practice for many years now. I enjoy reading poems of various kinds and I have read a hell lot of poetry, believe me.…
Surya Siddhanta should stand as a metaphor for losing your diamonds in search of dust…
How many of us know that our Vedic or pre-Vedic era, per se according to the hallucinating Aryan theorists, scientists or Jyotish or astrologists knew many things more than modern…
The literature of problem – from Kanthapura to The White Tiger
Indian English literature is as old as the arrival of English in India. It was the language of the elite. It became the language of the ruling society, extended political…
Jejuri by Arun Kolatkar – Book Review
“he popped a stone in hit mouth and spat out god” Jejuri, a poetry collection by ‘Marathi’ poet Arun Kolakar, can be termed as a collection of unskilled, unpolished, unpoetic…
Moving for Moksha by Alok Mishra – Review of the poetry collection
Though the poetry collection appeared in 2020, there is nothing called ‘late’ in the life of a reader who is constantly looking for something wonderful to read; something that can…
Can translation do justice with original texts? An opinion
Language, as a mere tool to express our thoughts in words that others could understand, is something that can be translated into various languages and people from different parts of…