In a world obsessed with 3-second hooks, Bill Bryson reminds us that life is a slow, multi-billion-year shuffle that deserves our undivided attention. Continue reading A Short History of Nearly Everything 2.0 by Bill Bryson: From Atoms to Ancestors
Sujeev Shakya’s Nepal 2043 offers a data-driven roadmap to transform Nepal into a high-income, ‘land-linked’ country by 2043. Explore the five pillars: hydropower, digital, agriculture, tourism, and diaspora. Essential reading for South Asian development. Continue reading Nepal 2043 by Sujeev Shakya: A Futuristic Roadmap for Prosperity
Mayyu Ali’s memoir, Eradication, shattered my myths. Read a personal reflection on the Rohingya genocide, human rights, and how writing serves as a shield against trauma and cultural erasure. Continue reading Rohingya Genocide: Eradication by Mayyu Ali & Emilie Lopes
Artificial Intelligence (AI) was born on International Panic Day. Slightly weird, but then babies do cry when they come out of the womb. Whether that was an omen for today’s disruptive black sheep isn’t a question the book answers, but Toby Walsh certainly traces the path of the innovators, shapers, and shakers of AI. Look, I’m old-world, and pardon my ignorance of all things tech. … Continue reading Toby Walsh’s ‘The Shortest History of AI’: Your 6-Hour AI Guide
This reflective review of Salima Hashmi’s memoirs explores key takeaways on art, resilience, activism, and cultural legacy—lessons that resonate far beyond Pakistan. Continue reading Takeaways from Salima Hashmi’s Memoirs: A Reflective Review
Explore Ian Goldin’s The Shortest History of Migration: a concise look at human movement, culture, and future migration—by a migrant scholar himself. Continue reading Book Review: The Shortest History of Migration by Ian Goldin
Discover “The Shortest History of Japan” by Lesley Downer! A fast-paced journey through Japan’s ancient roots, resilient spirit, and rich culture. Read our review to unravel its captivating story. Continue reading Book Review: The Shortest History of Japan by Lesley Downer
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
A deep dive into the intricate world of Indian diplomacy. Explore the key agreements and treaties that have shaped India’s foreign policy and international relations. Learn about the challenges, triumphs, and the strategic vision behind these landmark deals. Continue reading Negotiating India’s Landmark Agreements by A.S. Bhasin: Lessons in Statecraft
Discover a captivating historical fiction novel set in the Soviet Union, exploring themes of power, corruption, and the human spirit. Perestroika is a novel of revenge, redemption and catharsis inspired by recent European history. Continue reading Book Review: Perestroika by João Cerqueira
In “The Company of Violent Men,” journalist Siddharthya Roy takes readers on a harrowing journey through the dark world of terrorism, extremism, and mafia in South Asia. Based on his own experiences reporting on conflicts in the region, Roy offers a firsthand account of the dangers and challenges faced by journalists and the vulnerable communities they cover. With its gripping narratives and insightful analysis, this book provides a compelling look at the hidden forces shaping South Asia’s destiny. Continue reading The Company of Violent Men: A South Asian Journalist’s Memoir
Look beyond Dr. Ambedkar’s fight for Dalit rights! This book explores his vast influence on shaping India’s Constitution. Discover his role in drafting the document, his vision for equality, and the controversies that shaped a nation. #Ambedkar #IndianConstitution #Equality #BookReview Continue reading The Foresighted Ambedkar by Anurag Bhaskar: A Must-Read
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