Unpack the 500-year history of Indo-US relations through our review of “Missions, Mantras, Migrants & Microchips.” Understand the forces shaping this crucial global connection. Continue reading Book Review: Missions, Mantras, Migrants & Microchips by Leonard A. Gordon
Uncover the eccentric tale of a writer, philosopher, and shape-shifter in Paul Zacharia’s unique novel. This review analyzes the plot, themes, and the author’s engaging and humorous prose. Continue reading Book Review: True Story of a Writer, a Philosopher and a Shape-Shifter By Paul Zacharia
In today’s fast-paced world marked by digital overwhelm, emotional burnout, and environmental crises, Swarnali Nath’s Little Things, Big Things is a reminder to slow down and embrace the power of small, mindful moments. A pacy read, filled with simple practices, this book encourages readers to pause, breathe, and rediscover joy through the everyday things that often go unnoticed. It celebrates life and every moment that … Continue reading Book Review: Little Things, Big Things by Swarnali Nath
Elon Musk’s Grok AI is making headlines with its bold, unfiltered responses—sparking controversy in India. Dive into the debate on AI chatbots, free speech, and ethics, and see how Grok stacks up against ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot. #GrokAI #AIControversy Continue reading Elon Musk’s Grok AI: Unfiltered Chatbot or Controversial Gimmick?
Is Chandigarh’s beloved Rock Garden at risk? Delve into the significance of public art in our communities and understand why its preservation is so important for culture and urban identity. Continue reading Chandigarh Rock Garden Concern: Why Public Art Matters
Review: ‘The Last Knot’ by Shabir Ahmad Mir. Explore 19th-century Srinagar, a weaver’s dream for freedom, and Kashmir’s lyrical beauty. Dive into myths and fables. Continue reading Book Review: The Last Knot by Shabir Ahmad Mir
The Extraordinary Life of Rifleman Aurangzeb’ by Damini Punia. Explore the true story of a brave soldier, his sacrifice, and the realities of Kashmir. Continue reading Book Review: The Extraordinary Life of Rifleman Aurangzeb by Damini Punia
Celebrating the ancient art of oral storytelling! The Kathakar Festival in Delhi promoted cultural exchange and preserved storytelling traditions for future generations. Continue reading KATHAKAR INTERNATIONAL STORYTELLERS FESTIVAL: Celebrating Oral Traditions
Discover how Japan celebrates love twice with Valentine’s Day and White Day! Learn about the unique chocolate-gifting traditions, romantic customs, and how you can celebrate love the Japanese way. Continue reading Celebrate Valentine’s Day Japanese Style
Discover the gripping true story behind the Nagrota Army Base attack in Bhaavna Arora’s ‘Nagrota Under Siege’. This book delves into the bravery, sacrifices, and the untold personal stories of soldiers and their families. A must-read for every citizen to appreciate the valor and patriotism of our armed forces. Continue reading Book review: Nagrota Under Siege by Bhaavna Arora
In this post, I share reviews of three incredible books by Indian women authors that offer unique perspectives on mythology, wildlife, and personal transformation. Continue reading Feminine Power Unleashed: Must-Read Books by Indian Women Authors
The Lost Flamingoes of Bombay by Siddharth Dhanvant Shanghvi is a captivating novel that explores the themes of love, loss, friendship, and the complexities of human nature. This gripping tale follows Karan Seth, a young photographer, as he navigates the city’s glamorous facade and confronts the harsh realities of life and death. Continue reading Book Review: The Lost Flamingoes of Bombay by Siddharth Dhanvant Shanghvi
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