Left for dead in a frozen tomb! Anurag Maloo’s miraculous rescue from Annapurna’s crevasse by Polish mountaineers, Adam Bielecki and Mariusz Hatala, and a team of sherpas, reveals the power of human spirit and a daring mission against all odds. Continue reading Miraculous Rescue on Mt Annapurna: The Story of Anurag Maloo, Adam Bielecki & Mariusz Hatala
Demystifying Democracy in the Digital Age, This graphic novel tackles the complexities of Indian democracy in a clear and engaging way Continue reading We, The Citizens by Khyati Pathak, Anupam Manur, Pranay Kotasthane: A Review
The Shortest History of Economics” by Andrew Leigh demystifies economics, showing how evolution and innovation shaped our financial lives. This book review explores the book’s structure, key takeaways, and its engaging storytelling style, making it a valuable tool for anyone seeking to understand economics. Continue reading Book Review: The Shortest History of Economics by Andrew Leigh
The book underscores the failure of diplomacy, from the Balfour Declaration to the unsuccessful Oslo Accords, and sheds light on the complexities arising from Israel’s military dominance, the creation of settlements, and the blockade of essential supplies to Gaza. The resulting suppression, poverty, and fear among Palestinians contribute to a cycle of radicalization and terrorism. Continue reading BOOK REVIEW: THE SHORTEST HISTORY OF ISRAEL AND PALESTINE BY MICHAEL SCOTT-BAUMANN
The journey from A Traveller’s Wish List to Queen of Treasures was a planned move in alignment with my personal transformation. Join me as I take you through the journey of self-discovery, growth, and evolution that led to this momentous decision. Continue reading From Old to Bold: A Journey Through One Year of Rebranding
A weekend that introduced me to art, food and culture of Ukraine and Poland Continue reading Finding colours of Ukraine & Poland in India
The Republic of South Korea was the world’s 11th largest economy by 1995. The peninsula has been inhabited since the Paleolithic age. It has a lot of historical sites and the famous DMZ Continue reading Seven interesting things in Republic of Korea
Breathing life into the congested city of Seoul was a dream which became a reality with the restoration of Cheonggyecheon in 2005 Continue reading India-Korea relations: A new model for Asia
A divine dream united two souls and two nations–South Korea and India. The Karak clan was born when Indian Princess Suri Ratna sailed in a ship from Ayodhya to marry Korean king Kim Suro. Continue reading India-Korea relations: Indian connection
Cultural and economic ties to strengthen in India and South Korea just as the Bodhi tree keeps growing in South Korea Continue reading India Korea relations: The tree that ties
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