Book Review: Yangmaso Shaiza (1923–1984) and the Making of Modern Manipur: Politics and Legacy by Pamkhuila Shaiza
History is not merely a record of events and dates. It is also an exploration of the people, political decisions, social transformations, and struggles that shape a region’s identity. Yangmaso Shaiza (1923–1984) and the Making of Modern Manipur: Politics and Legacy by Pamkhuila Shaiza offers a historical examination of one of the significant political figures…
An Interview with Ashish Suhas Sahasrabudhe author of the book Kismet Pariah
Hello Friends, Today’s guest is Ashish Suhas Sahasrabudhe, a Mumbai-based banking IT professional whose second novel, Kismet Pariah, arrives nearly ten years after his first. It’s a crime novel set during the lockdown, moving between Pune, Solapur and Mumbai, and it’s as interested in how people hide as in how they are found. I finished…
The Story of Vedashree Pratima Krushna Murme: Bringing the Legacy of Swarajya to New Generations
Title: Jewels of Swarajya Autor Name: Vedashree Pratima Krushna Murme (Shiv Vyakhyati) ISBN: 9788166520242 Publisher: Evincepub Publishing History is not only about kings, battles, and victories. It is also about the people who stood with courage, made sacrifices, and worked together for a greater dream. For Vedashree Pratima Krushna Murme, also known as Shiv Vyakhyati,…
Freedom from Lust : A Grounded, Judgment-Free Playbook for Breaking Habit Loops
Manikantan SU’s Freedom from Lust: No Guilt, No Shame, No Dogma. Just Practical Strategies That Work takes on a topic that most people find uncomfortable to discuss, let alone resolve.
It’s All About Smiles: Authentic, Funny, and Surprisingly Touching
I originally picked up It’s All About Smiles expecting a standard campus romance, but the dental school background turned out to be what completely pulled me into the story.
From Code to Clients: Why Purpose Offers Real Workplace Perspective by Arvinda Rajanna
Arvinda Rajanna’s book hits on a shift a lot of people in tech go through but rarely talk about honestly: what actually happens when you move from building things behind a screen to dealing with human beings in sales.
Book Review – HOW THE HUMAN BECOMES DIVINE by KAZA ARJUNA RAO: A More Generous Way to Understand Becoming
There are times when the usual descriptions of a life begin to feel incomplete. A profession explains what someone does, an achievement records what has been accomplished, and a biography gathers the events that can be named. The harder question concerns the person taking shape through those experiences. How the Human Becomes Divine, by Kaza…
Amit Bisht (Roy): Exploring Love, Timing, and the Memories That Stay With Us
Title: Room No. 1034 – Exactly At The Right Place But Exactly At The Wrong Time Author Name: Amit Bisht ISBN: 9788166520211 Publisher: Evincepub Publishing Some stories are not about being together forever. They are about meeting someone who leaves a lasting mark on your life. Through his book Room No. 1034 – Exactly At…
Book Review
Financial Management of R&D Institutions: Planning, Governance and Accountability by Shyam S. Singh The financial foundations of public research Publicly funded science depends on a chain of decisions that begins well before an experiment and continues after a project’s final report. Shyam S. Singh’s Financial Management of R&D Institutions: Planning, Governance and Accountability gives that…
Book Review – Doon Ki Aakhiri Chai by Aman Kumar
Doon Ki Aakhiri Chai by Aman Kumar is a nostalgic coming-of-age story built around a deceptively simple idea: that the places, people, routines, and conversations of youth can become the emotional landmarks by which a life is remembered. Set largely against Dehradun and shaped by college years, friendship, first love, uncertainty, and the passage into…