Dileep Heilbronn’s The Malabari Who Loved His Ferrari is not just an autobiography—it’s a living philosophy disguised as a memoir. This narrative pulses with the quiet…
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Robert Greene’s The 33 Strategies of War (2006) is a formidable addition to the canon of strategic literature, offering a modern synthesis of military philosophy, psychological insight,…
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There is a particular kind of brilliance in fiction that does not shout its message but instead weaves it into the very fabric of its…
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It happens very rarely that I get to read a contemporary novel, and I feel overwhelmed! Yes, it happened recently. I got my hands on…
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A Fresh Paradigm in Indian English Literature: A Detailed Review of Kapardi by Kolhapur Ramamurthy Contemporary Indian English literature has long been celebrated for exploring identity, diaspora,…
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Indian English fiction is gradually showing the colours of seriousness once again after many decades of conceding to the void and dearth of meaningful narratives….
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“EmpowHER: Wellness, Hygiene & YOU,” authored by Dr. Anjum Shaikh, significantly contributes to women’s health and hygiene discourse. As a distinguished public health expert, Dr….
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Peter Barry’s most famous book, perhaps the most popular among students of literary theory as well, Beginning Theory, is one of the most-suggested books that…
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I have finished reading India Positive Citizen: Building A Great Nation, one India positive action at a time, written by Savitha Rao, two days back…
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It has not been very long since I finished reading this tremendous novel by Indian novelist Lakshmi Raj Sharma who rather finds himself settled somewhere…
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