Book review: The Blogchatter Book of Thrillers
Trick or treat? Get ready for Halloween with this book of 15 short spooky stories. Each one is bound to leave you with goosebumps Continue reading Book review: The Blogchatter Book of Thrillers
Category: Culture & Affairs
Culture & Affairs is a deep dive into the narratives that shape our modern world, moving beyond the noise of the 24-hour news cycle. Here, we explore the intersection of international relations, societal trends, and intellectual history. Books, biographies, cultural criticism, society, and the stories that shape public life. Whether through a lens of geopolitical analysis or a study of local traditions, this section offers a curated look at the ideas and events defining our collective future. Discover global perspectives that challenge the status quo and bridge the gap between world news and personal meaning.
Water Conservation is Crucial for Our Planet
Highlighting the need for water conservation, Viva con Agua (India) and Welthungerhilfe in partnership with Goethe Institut, Max Mueller Bhavan, Delhi, organised an arts festival on WASH (Water, Sanitation and Hygiene).
The major causes of shrinking freshwater ecosystems are rampant development, without looking at long term impact, and growing populations. Added to this is the accelerating climate change crisis, with a high frequency of water-related disasters such as floods, storms and droughts.
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Meet Vish Dhamija: The British Indian Author Who Took Legal Crime Fiction to A New Level
Crime and courtroom are two sides of the same coin. Vish Dhamija creates an exciting world, where boundaries disappear and mind games rule. Read his books and know what makes him pen exciting page-turners Continue reading Meet Vish Dhamija: The British Indian Author Who Took Legal Crime Fiction to A New Level
Books That Make You Fall in Love with Wildlife
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
Book Review: The Nemesis by Manoranjan Byapari
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
Book Review: AI Rising: India’s Artificial Intelligence Growth Story by Leslie D’Monte and Jayanth N Kolla
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
Book Review: Sri Aurobindo: The Life and Teachings of a Revolutionary Philosopher by Roshen Dalal
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
Organ Donation: Empowering Communities and Saving Lives Together
Discover the power of the ultimate gift. Explore how organ donation empowers communities and saves lives. A soulful and journalistic look at global health, heritage, and the conscious choice to leave a legacy of life. Continue reading Organ Donation: Empowering Communities and Saving Lives Together
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