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 intensity of a late-night conversation…
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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, and historical analysis. Building on…
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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. Anjum leverages her extensive experience…
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Title: Intuition: Knowing Beyond Logic Author: Osho Genre: Spirituality, Self-help, Philosophy Publication: Griffin, December 2001 Review by: Nitish K — Introduction: Intuition: Knowing Beyond Logic by Osho is a…
Irshadullah Asim Mohammed’s Strategies for Transition to Clean Energy Supply Chains is a timely and well-researched contribution to the expanding body of literature on sustainable energy systems and the global…
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As someone invested in reading a variety of books, I admit that reading self-help books is certainly little above reading books that entertain you for a while and then elope…
Motivational books are beyond the books in the fiction genre. When you read a novel, you may forget its characters and the plot after a few months. However, the things…
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7 Habits, Atomic Habits, Change and be Good, Rich Dad Poor Dad, Money Making Machine, Awaken the monster within… there are many famous titles that keep revolving around the groups…
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The Upanishads, Hindu spiritual quests or the texts often attributed to the name Vedantic, are for those who are inquisitive, alert, and truly want to understand the reality behind one’s…
Why do we read books? Most of the time, we read books to enjoy our leisure, have some fun, learn new things, or just kill minutes. Well, if you are…
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