Book Review: The Unscripted Entrepreneur
Arpana Bhuwania’s *The Unscripted Entrepreneur* offers a candid and practical exploration of the startup journey, focusing on the often-hidden failures and lessons learned rather t…
Arpana Bhuwania’s *The Unscripted Entrepreneur* offers a candid and practical exploration of the startup journey, focusing on the often-hidden failures and lessons learned rather t…
Maria Savoire’s novel *Down and Out in Torquay* follows a community reporter who explores the diverse and human stories of the homeless population in a seaside town through a serie…
*Beyond Tools* by Amit Das is a practical guide designed to help designers and professionals across various fields build strong portfolios, navigate the job market, and improve the…
"A Spell for Second Chances" is a cozy mystery about Renee, a middle-aged widow who returns to her magical hometown to investigate a murder and a disturbance in the town's magic. T…
Navya Kapoor’s poetry anthology, *I came Home to Myself*, explores themes of self-doubt, imposter syndrome, and the pressure to conform to societal expectations. Written in a conve…
*Wrong Turns Only* by Priyanka Pradhan follows Tashi, who embarks on a coastal road trip with her long-lost mother to seek closure for her childhood abandonment. While navigating t…
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. Sheetal Nair's "Before the Breaking Point" applies the Japanese concept of seasonal awareness to help readers recognize subtle life shifts before they escalate into crises. Thr…
"The Blogchatter Book of Friendship" is an anthology of 18 stories that explores the complex and multi-faceted nature of human connections. Moving beyond simple portrayals of loyal…
Shastri Akella’s *A Queer Shade of Saffron* is a poetic and sensuous collection of interconnected stories that explores the diverse nuances of South Asian queer experiences. By wea…
Arsh Ansari reviews Nila Menon’s *A Life in Poems*, a verse memoir exploring the intergenerational inheritance of duty, silence, and unspoken sadness. While the reviewer critiques …
This article explores the historical significance of Nalanda, an ancient Indian university that served as a premier global center for diverse disciplines including Buddhism, medici…