Book Review: Mere Khayal By Dr. Sunil Anand
Some books tell us a story, while some books make us stop for a moment and feel something. Mere Khayal by Dr. Sunil Anand belongs to the second kind. It is a collection of poems filled with thoughts, feelings, love, silence, dreams, memories, and the…
Author Interview – Ankith S Kumar
The Gita Reset 1. What inspired you to write The Gita Reset? Honestly, the idea came from my work as a counsellor. I meet a lot of young people who are dealing with stress, confusion, career pressure, relationships, expectations from parents, and…
Author Interview With GANPAT BANJARA
1. “Jo Zindagi Mili” is your debut book. What inspired you to begin your writing journey with this particular story? Answer: For me, Jo Zindagi Mili is not just a story; it is a reflection of the struggles, responsibilities, and hopes that an ordinary…
Book Review: Nayak
By Nitish Kumar Chandrakar Some books entertain us, some books teach us, and some books quietly remind us of the people and values we may have left behind while moving ahead in life. Nayak by Nitish Kumar Chandrakar feels like one of those books. It is a…
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The Industrial Revolutions Trilogy – Volume III: The Autonomous Renaissance From Human-Centric Cobotics and Biomimetic Manufacturing to Quantum Cyber-Physical Systems and Wise Anthropocentric Governance By Ved Prakash Dutta The Industrial Revolutions…
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The Industrial Revolutions Trilogy – Volume II: The Silicon and Network Convergence A Historiographical and Techno-Economic Blueprint for the Six Epochs of Human Production By Ved Prakash Dutta The Industrial Revolutions Trilogy – Volume II: The Silicon…
The Industrial Revolutions Trilogy – Volume I: The Thermodynamic Crucible by VED PRAKASH DUTTA
Ved Prakash Dutta’s The Industrial Revolutions Trilogy – Volume I: The Thermodynamic Crucible is an ambitious and deeply researched examination of one of the most important transformations in human history—the transition from an organic, land-dependent…
An Invitation to Understand Before We Judge
There are books that try to motivate readers by telling them what to do, and there are books that work more quietly by changing the way readers look at people. Before You Called Her Difficult belongs to the second category. Tayaba Nasir’s debut is built…
Author Interview With Syeda Faiza
Empowered grew from something I have observed repeatedly: very capable people can have the knowledge, qualifications and potential to lead, yet still question whether they are ready, whether they belong in certain spaces, or whether their voice carries…
Jo Zindagi Mili by Ganpat Banjara
Some books impress readers with extraordinary characters, dramatic events, or larger-than-life achievements. Jo Zindagi Mili by Ganpat Banjara chooses a completely different path. It finds meaning in an ordinary life. It tells the story of a man who is…