Book Review: ‘Five Decades in Politics’ by Sushilkumar Shinde and Rasheed Kidwai
The tone used in writing "Five Decades in Politics" is candid and reflective, offering readers a mix of personal insights and professional experiences with authenticity.
Book Review: ‘Ayodhya Ram Mandir: Bharat’s Quest for Ram-Rajya’ by Swadesh Singh
Swadesh Singh’s book, “Ayodhya Ram Mandir: Bharat’s Quest for Ram-Rajya,” gives a properly researched exploration of the socio-political, cultural, and ancient context of the Ram Mandir's construction.
10 Books to Read and Gift on Diwali 2024
In "10 Books to Read and Gift on Diwali 2024," we’ve curated a selection of captivating titles that offer not just stories but also profound insights and reflections.
Book Release: The Fake Up by Justin Myers
Justin Myers is a writer from Shipley, Yorkshire, who now lives in London. After years of working in journalism, he began his popular blog The Guyliner in 2010.
‘India @100’ by Krishnamurthy V. Subramanian
"India @100" also highlights the importance of reforms in various sectors to drive economic progress. Subramanian discusses the need for judicial and bureaucratic reforms to reduce corruption and over-regulation, which currently lead to inefficiencies and delays.
Book Review: ‘We Used to Live Here’ by Marcus Kliewer
Marcus Kliewer’s debut novel, "We Used to Live Here,” begins with a deceptively simple premise—what if you let strangers into your home and they refused to leave?
