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New Delhi, September 2022: Penguin Random House India are proud to announce the forthcoming publication of The Song of the Cell: An Exploration of Medicine and the New Human, a new book from …
The Song of the Cell: An Exploration of Medicine and the New Human by Dr Siddhartha Mukherjee Read MoreThis book is of our time. It is dedicated to every minority of India, to every Asif, Akhlaq, or Zunaid who face violence in the name of their religion. My …
Book Review on Aparna Vaidik’s ‘My Son’s Inheritance: A Secret History of Lynching and Blood Justice in India’ Read MoreA defenceless woman’s nightmarish and chilling experience with death and disaster. Tess Gerritsen’s The Surgeon is yet another new novel on my list of to-be- read novels, from the popular …
Book Review on Tess Gerritsen’s ‘The Surgeon’ by Ananya Roy Read MoreThe book is an elucidation and a commentary on the esoteric knowledge of Bhagavad Gita in referential way. The description is produced in a unique technique of debate. The chapters …
Book Review on Ravindra Rao’s ‘Aksara Bhagavad Gita’ by Dr Anmol Read More
“What’s the use of clothes? You can strip me, but how can you clothe me again? Are you a man? I will not let you put my cloth on me. …
Book Review on Teresa Rehman’s ‘The Mothers of Manipur’ Read More
Chapter 1: Introduction About The Author “The Exile is written by Indian diplomat and bureaucrat Navtej Sarna and published by Penguin Group in 2008. Navtej, born in 1957, in Jalandhar …
Book Review on Navtej Sarna’s ‘The Exile: A Novel’ by Arshdeep Singh Read More
Book Review on Amarnath Jha’s deCODE RED: Inside Story of Maoist Operations by Neel Preet “Punishment of the criminals often does not go as expected, since the law and order …
Book Review on Amarnath Jha’s deCODE RED Read More
The domain of the Holocaust accounts has (as an unspoken rule) remained a male impacted and a male overwhelmed one. The second half of the twentieth century witnessed numerous Holocaust …
Book Review on Agnes Grunwald-Spier’s Womens Experiences In The Holocaust In Their Own Words by Mehak Burza Read More
Memory is to mind the soul is to the body; they nurture all possibilities to grow but linger once they perish. This captivating thought grips the theme of the book …
Book Review on Niharika Sah’s Closure by Shreya Mondal Read More
The story illustrates the present-day phenomenon of farming in central India which has been a chief concern for authority time and again. The book has been divided into fifteen chapters. …
Book Review on Eshwarmurthy G Pillai’s ‘Hang on: A Second Wind’ Read More