Book Review: Why You Feel Stuck: The Burnouts, The Mindset Shifts That Change Everything by Soumya Singh Thakur

Book Review: Why You Feel Stuck: The Burnouts, The Mindset Shifts That Change Everything by Soumya Singh Thakur

If you’re searching for an honest Why You Feel Stuck Book Review, this book offers something far more meaningful than the typical self-help guide. Why You Feel Stuck: The Burnouts, The Mindset Shifts That Change Everything by Soumya Singh Thakur is not another book filled with productivity hacks, morning routines, or motivational clichés. Instead, it…

Read More
Dr. Brijendra Vishwakarma

Dr. Brijendra Vishwakarma and the Art of Seeing Beyond Symptoms

Title: Observe the Face. Understand the Mind. Treat the Patient Author: Dr. Brijendra Vishwakarma ISBN: 9789373355207 Publisher: Evincepub Publishing In every medical system, there are doctors who treat diseases and there are doctors who try to understand the person behind the disease. Dr. Brijendra Vishwakarma belongs to the second group. His book Observe the Face….

Read More

Book Review :Comprehensive Guide to CMVR 1989: An Essential Handbook for India’s Automotive Regulatory Ecosystem

India’s automotive industry is evolving at an unprecedented pace. Advancements in vehicle technology, the rapid adoption of electric mobility, increasing emphasis on road safety, and continuous regulatory reforms have made compliance more complex than ever before. In this dynamic environment, Comprehensive Guide to CMVR 1989 by Mohit Gupta and Vijayanta Ahuja emerges as an authoritative…

Read More
Binu Jacob

An Interview with Binu Jacob

Binu Jacob is an Indian author, business professional, and storyteller whose writing is inspired by real emotions, meaningful relationships, and everyday life. With over a decade of corporate leadership experience, he brings authenticity and warmth to his stories. His debut novel, When Silence Learned to Love, is a heartfelt coming-of-age romance that celebrates friendship, first…

Read More

The Human Architecture of Harappa: Why Sanskriti Ka Mahasangram Feels Lived Rather Than Reconstructed

A character-centred review of a historical novel that restores ordinary life to an ancient civilisation Sanskriti Ka Mahasangram  |  Panigrahi Bethi  |  Hindi Translation: Asha Seth Ruins preserve walls, streets, seals, pottery, tools, and fragments of systems. They rarely preserve voices. The challenge of historical fiction is therefore not simply to describe an ancient city accurately, but to imagine…

Read More

From Grief to Inner Awakening: Why Joyeeta Chandra’s Spiritual Journey Feels Deeply Personal

A review centred on loss, healing, emotional honesty, and the courage to rebuild the self Author: Joyeeta Chandra   •   Reflective Spiritual Non-fiction   •   Approx. 1,264 words A Book Born from Lived Experience Some books explain transformation from a comfortable distance. Others carry the emotional marks of the transformation they describe. In Search of Shiva, I Found Shakti: Discovery of…

Read More
Modi Calls for Leniency Toward Student Protesters After Exam Leak Crisis

Modi Calls for Leniency Toward Student Protesters After Exam Leak Crisis

New Delhi, August 1: Prime Minister Narendra Modi has urged authorities and society to adopt a compassionate approach toward students who participated in nationwide protests over the national examination paper leak, saying that punishment alone would not resolve the underlying issues. In a video shared on social media on Friday, Modi said he wanted to…

Read More

When Art Becomes Love and Love Becomes a Journey: A Thoughtful Review of Miss Art and Mr. Artist

Some novels entertain readers with fast-paced plots, while others leave a lasting impression by exploring the emotional and philosophical questions that shape human existence. Miss Art and Mr. Artist by Roman belongs to the latter category. It is a deeply reflective work of fiction that blends romance, philosophy, trauma, healing, and self-discovery into a narrative…

Read More