Book Review on Kuldip Nayar’s On Leaders and Icons
Legendary journalist Kuldip Nayar finished his book On Leaders and Icons from Jinnah to Modi barely a few weeks before he passed away last year. In his riveting last book, …
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Book Review on Sagarika Ghose Why I am Liberal
A senior journalist and columnist Sagarika Ghose’s ‘Why I am Liberal’ is related with individual freedom. She focuses on the contemporary social, political and economic issues in India, especially those …
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Rich Dad and Poor Dad – a Book Review
Rich Dad Poor Dad: The Popularity The book titled Rich Dad Poor Dad, first published in 1997, became a most recommended book for people interested in investment, money saving, and …
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Book Review on Farouk Gulsara Inside the Twisted Mind of Rifle Range Boy
‘Inside the Twisted Mind of Rifle Range Boy’ is a meleange of profound thoughts penned down by Farouk Gulsara. Hailing from a family where everybody perceives that there is only …
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Book Review on Sadhna Shanker’s Ascendance by Prof Shiv Sethi
Set far away from the present day conundrum -stricken life on earth, “Ascendance” by Sadhna Shanker endeavours to explore the idea of new social constructs and tries to imagine life …
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Book Review on Aneek Chatterjee’s ‘Seaside Myopia’ by Gopal Lahiri
In our troubled times, there’s something comforting about Aneek Chatterjee’s meditative poems and it’s a voice to be reckoned with. Here is a poet who is always a keen observer, …
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Book Review on Parneet Jaggi Show Me How Not to Grow
‘Show Me How Not to Grow’. the third collection of poems by Parneet Jaggi, finds a more meditative voice here, a kind of vastness during the passage of life without …
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Book Review on Dike Okoro’s Letter to Aisha and Other Stories
Nigerian-American writer Dike Okoro’s first collection of short stories possesses the spirit and rage that captures the social milieu of modern Nigeria and postcolonial Africa. Although it charts its own …
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Book Review on Shambhu P Singh’s Environment Conservation Through Religion
An outstanding Electrical Engineer with Bokaro Steel Plant, SAIL (Steel Authority of India Limited) with immense knowledge and interest in history, Indian astrology, philosophy, ecology, astronomy, mythology and cardinal principles …
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Book Review on I Had Also Loved Someone: When Love transforms into Gang-Rape
I Had Also Loved Someone is a tragic love story of a gang-rape victim covered in bloodbath. Even though the heart-rending pain after being the victim of such a heinous …
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