Play To Kill by Puja Mukherjee Khattri
*Play to Kill* is a Delhi-based thriller that follows ACP Karan Singh Shekhawat as he investigates a series of mysterious drugging incidents linked to psychological manipulation an…
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Queen of Treasures
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The Shortest History of Delhi by John Zubrzycki: Book Review
This article reviews John Zubrzycki’s *The Shortest History of Delhi*, a book that chronicles the city’s 1,000-year evolution through eight distinct historical layers. It explores …
In the Realm of the Last Man by Francis Fukuyama: Rethinking Democracy
This article reviews Francis Fukuyama’s *In the Realm of the Last Man*, a work that blends political philosophy, historical analysis, and personal reflection to explore the evoluti…
Books That Defy Time, Politics & Borders
This article presents a curated selection of books that explore profound global themes such as power, politics, identity, and human displacement. By examining diverse narratives of…
“Peon to President”: The Impossible Startup
In *The Impossible Startup*, ProHance co-founder Rajesh Sharma shares his personal journey of transitioning from a secure career to entrepreneurship. The book serves as an actionab…
Cultural Diplomacy & Soft Power: How Culture Travels
This article explores culture as a society’s "operating system" and a form of "soft power" composed of both visible traditions and invisible core values. By showcasing various form…
A Box Full of Murders: Death at the Museum by Janice Hallett
*Death at the Museum* follows siblings Ava and Luke as they use WhatsApp and a box of vintage notes to solve a decades-old murder mystery set at the Natural History Museum. Through…
Reading Poland in India: Ambassador Piotr Świtalski on Literature, Identity and Connection
In this interview, Polish Ambassador to India Dr. Piotr Antoni Świtalski discusses how literature serves as a vital tool for exploring national identity and fostering collective im…
Matcha on a Monday by Michiko Aoyama: A Book of Good Luck
*Matcha on a Monday* by Michiko Aoyama is a lyrical collection of twelve vignettes that explores the interconnectedness of human lives through Japan’s seasonal rhythms and traditio…
Is Intuition Innate or Can It Be Developed?
This article explores intuition as a form of "somatic intelligence" that can be cultivated through various mindful practices, such as meditation, journaling, and breathwork. The au…
When Home Becomes Legacy
The author reflects on the profound connection between personal identity and ancestral roots, observing how some individuals transform their native heritage into unique legacies of…
The Science of Awe: Chasing Sunsets from the Thar to the Sutlej
This article explores the profound sense of "awe" triggered by sunrises and sunsets, bridging modern psychological research with ancient Indian spiritual traditions. Through person…