Stepping into the world of words, we turn the pages of books to understand how animal wisdom has long been a part of human life Continue reading Books That Make You Fall in Love with Wildlife

The second novel of the Chandal Jibon trilogy, the book gives glimpses of the lives of destitute populace in Calcutta in the 1960s and 1970s. Continue reading Book Review: The Nemesis by Manoranjan Byapari

The authors plunge the reader headlong into the dynamics of AI, introducing us to the history, the evolvement, the godfathers, the incubation labs, the companies and the uses. They traverse the path across the globe, talking about the West, China and India’s potential. Continue reading Book Review: AI Rising: India’s Artificial Intelligence Growth Story by Leslie D’Monte and Jayanth N Kolla  

The book explores his life and times, evolution from a freedom fighter to a spiritual seeker and eventually a philosopher and guide who came to be revered as Sri Aurobindo. The book is the result of over 30 years of research. Each chapter is focussed on a different aspect—beginning from his childhood, family, education in UK, marriage, political ideology and eventually the deep exploration of the cosmos and the scriptures, and the formation of the ashram in Pondicherry. Continue reading Book Review: Sri Aurobindo: The Life and Teachings of a Revolutionary Philosopher by Roshen Dalal

Introspection, mindfulness, awareness can help us become the superheroes of our lives, says Gezim Gashi in his debut book Continue reading Book Review: Unlocked: The Power of You by Gezim Gashi

An acclaimed entrepreneur, a media baroness, the indomitable Indrani Mukerjea, accused of murder of her daughter Sheena Bora, pens her story. Embracing a new life, she is actively engaged in improving the lives of female prison inmates in undertrial prison, counselling them and providing legal aid   Continue reading Book Review: Unbroken by Indrani Mukerjea

Amitav Ghosh’s new book is based on the history of opium and how it shaped the lives of the people in China and India under the British regime. Continue reading Book Review: Smoke and Ashes by Amitav Ghosh

Far from the world of Bollywood’s unreal, commercial romances, Mansoor Khan travels through time and space to talk about ecological destruction and evolution in a philosophical yet contemporary manner. The master of storytelling remains true to his art—his unique approach to climate crisis, environmental degradation, ignorance, greed forces us to put on our thinking cap and question our extravagant and rampant use of natural resources. Continue reading Book Review: One: The Story of the Ultimate Myth by Mansoor Khan