Siddhartha Gigoo’s “A Long Season of Ashes” is a poignant account of the 1990s exodus of Kashmiri Pandits from their homeland. It reveals the human cost of displacement, shattered dreams, and the struggle to rebuild lives Continue reading A Long Season of Ashes by Siddhartha Gigoo: A Haunting Memoir

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

A chance encounter in the park with a captivating woman named Prakriti sparks a photographer’s creativity and challenges their perspective on life. Is Prakriti a nature goddess, a muse, or something else entirely? This heartwarming story explores themes of connection, abundance, and the power of observation in the natural world. Continue reading Meeting Prakriti: Nature’s Muse or Mysterious Enigma?

Varaha’s Vengeance: Dive into a war between Pallava & Chalukya dynasties in 7th century India. This historical fiction follows spies & explores love amidst the conflict. Will the Pallavas conquer their enemy? Read the review to find out! #bookreview #historicalfiction Continue reading Varaha’s Vengeance by Arun Krishnan: A Review

Ostrich Girl is a captivating children’s book that tackles environmental conservation. Ritu, a young girl on Henry Island, knows that Babu is luring tourists. The story explores ethical dilemmas and the importance of protecting wildlife. Continue reading Ostrich Girl by Lesley D. Biswas: Wilderness on a Tightrope