Release
Using the metaphor of a pet's desire for "release," the author argues that freedom is more precious than the security or care provided by confinement. By drawing parallels between …
Using the metaphor of a pet's desire for "release," the author argues that freedom is more precious than the security or care provided by confinement. By drawing parallels between …
Historically, Lord Ganesha served as a unifying force in India’s struggle for independence when Lokmanya Tilak transformed private worship into public celebrations to foster nation…
Father Gabriel, a priest haunted by the social stigma of his untouchable caste background, turns to alcohol to cope with deep-seated feelings of isolation and inadequacy. Through a…
The author and their companion, Sid, went on a morning hike in Pittsburgh with the specific goal of spotting a bald eagle. Although they did not find the eagle, they observed vario…
*Reflections Through the Windscreen* by Gaurav Khattar is a memoir that chronicles the author's life experiences through the lens of the five uniquely named cars he has owned over …
Peria Koil Nambi, later known as Thiruvarangatthu AmudhanAr, was one of the most beloved and revered disciples of Jagath Acharyar Swamy Ramanujar Swami. The text commemorates his s…
The article describes the sacred Vastralankara Seva and the grand Abhisheka rituals performed for Lord Venkateshwara at Tirumala. It also features devotional Sanskrit verses that e…
Ryan A. Bush’s *Become Who You Are* proposes that true happiness, or eudaimonia, is found by becoming a person you genuinely admire rather than merely pursuing pleasure or success.…
Babita, an underestimated and inexperienced police officer, accepts a suspension to cover for her corrupt superior and visit her hometown. While there, she becomes determined to so…
In Lavanya Krishnamurthy’s psychological medical thriller, *Forget Me Not*, investigative journalist Avantika Krishnan must reconstruct her identity after waking up with retrograde…
Aryamba Aiyer expresses her profound resentment and sense of displacement as she is systematically excluded from wedding planning and family decisions by her husband and his relati…
This five-star review highly recommends Lalitha Ramanathan’s *Kanmani and Co.: Five Friends (and a Cat) Tackle the World*, a nostalgic middle-grade novel set in a South Indian vill…