Pakistan or the Partition of India by Dr. B.R.Ambedkar
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s book *Pakistan, or the Partition of India* provides a meticulous, data-driven analysis of the feasibility of a separate Pakistan by examining demographics, hist…
Dr. B.R. Ambedkar’s book *Pakistan, or the Partition of India* provides a meticulous, data-driven analysis of the feasibility of a separate Pakistan by examining demographics, hist…
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As part of her "around the world in 80 books" series, Asfiya reviews Rider Haggard’s *Morning Star*, a suspenseful adventure set in ancient Egypt. The novel follows Neter Tua, a Ph…
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As part of her global reading project, Asfiya reviews *It Would Be Night in Caracas*, a novel set against the backdrop of Venezuela's political and social collapse. The story follo…
As part of her "80 books" series, Asfiya reviews Chinua Achebe’s classic novel *Things Fall Apart*, which explores the devastating impact of colonialism on Nigeria. Through the tra…
*Love at First Byte* by Divya Ramaswamy is a nostalgic and heartwarming novel that follows Annika as she navigates the challenges and triumphs of her first job and early adulthood.…
In this installment of her travel-themed book series, Asfiya explores the beauty of Mauritius through the novel *Me Before You*. The story follows the evolving relationship between…
Akshaya Bahibala’s *Bhang Journeys: Stories, Histories, Trips and Travels* is a multifaceted blend of memoir, travelogue, and social commentary exploring the consumption of cannabi…
As part of her "80 books around the world" series, Asfiya reviews the non-fiction book *We Wish to Inform You That Tomorrow We Will Be Killed with Our Families*, which documents th…
In this installment of her travel-and-book series, Asfiya reviews *The Book of Chameleons*, a work of magical realism set in Angola. The story follows Felix Ventura, a man who craf…
This review examines Rochelle Potkar's novel *The D’Costa Family*, a "madcap family caper" involving power struggles and secrets within an Anglo-Indian/Goan family. While the revie…