Awadh: Soil, Memory, People by Anjani Kumar Pandey – A Literary Review of People, Relationships and Rural Memory
Title: Awadh: Soil, Memory, People Author: Anjani Kumar Pandey Publisher: Evincepub Publishing The most memorable achievement of Awadh: Soil, Memory, People lies in its people. Although the title names a region, Anjani Kumar Pandey builds that region through human faces: fathers, mothers, grandparents, labourers, widows, village elders, returning migrants, priests, farmers, craftsmen, and children. By…
Author Interview- Zahid Anis Ahmad
Zahid Anis Ahmad is an emerging author whose passion for storytelling began in childhood, inspired by the stories he heard from his mother. A Bachelor of Arts graduate, Zahid has explored diverse professional fields, including sales, customer service, and teaching. His creative imagination is also influenced by his interest in gaming and action-driven narratives. With…
Driving Compliance Forward: An Exclusive Author Interview with Mohit Gupta & Vijayanta Ahuja on Comprehensive Guide to CMVR 1989
Elite One Stories: What inspired you to write Comprehensive Guide to CMVR 1989, and what gap did you feel existed in the available resources on automotive regulations? Mohit Gupta & Vijayanta Ahuja: The idea started 2 years back and the reason was that during interaction with young engineers which have been recently passed out from…
Footpath Se Future Tak: The Journey of Manish Ram Rao
Title: Footpath Se Future Tak Author: Manish Ram Rao ISBN: 9789373357461 Publisher: Evincepub Publishing Some life stories begin with comfort, support, and opportunities. Some begin with questions, responsibilities, and struggles that come much earlier than expected. The story of Manish Ram Rao belongs to the second kind. His journey, shared through his book Footpath Se…
I Wish I Could Marry Myself by Angel Bhadrasen
Title: I Wish I Could Marry Myself Author Name: Angel Bhadrasen ISBN: 9789373357041 Publisher: Evincepub Publishing In a world where happiness is often connected with relationships, companionship, marriage, and the need to be accepted by others, I Wish I Could Marry Myself brings a different and thoughtful point of view. Written by Angel Bhadrasen, the…
The Homecoming: Journey Back to Yourself by Swapnil Chand
The Homecoming: Journey Back to Yourself by Swapnil Chand is a reflective work of non-fiction that invites readers to pause, look inward, and question the beliefs, identities, and emotional patterns that have quietly shaped their lives. At its heart, the book is an exploration of spirituality, human consciousness, emotional suffering, generational conditioning, and the possibility…
Dr. Piyush Jadhao: Helping Patients Find Clarity Before They Make a Decision
In healthcare, some of the most difficult decisions are not always about choosing a treatment. Often, they are about overcoming uncertainty. For patients living with chronic knee pain, the journey can be filled with questions, hesitation, fear, and the constant thought of whether it is the right time to take the next step. Dr. Piyush…
Book Review: Chhatra Rajneeti Ka Patan: Ek Tooti Kadi Ki Kahani by Niranjan Gurjar
Chhatra Rajneeti Ka Patan: Ek Tooti Kadi Ki Kahani by Niranjan Gurjar is a timely and thought-provoking book that examines one of the less discussed but deeply consequential questions facing Indian democracy: what happens when young people lose meaningful opportunities to participate in politics? Focusing primarily on the prolonged suspension of student union elections in…
The Inner Compass: Where Great Leadership Begins With Ranjana Tripathi
Title: The Inner Compass Author Name: Ranjana Tripathi ISBN: 9789373355795 Publisher: Evincepub Publishing In a world where leadership is often connected with designations, authority, success and decision-making power, Ranjana Tripathi invites readers to look at leadership from a different point of view. Her book, The Inner Compass: Where Great Leadership Begins, presents a simple but…
Book Review: Char Akshar – Naman Mein Ankhen Nam by Capt. Manindra Nath Jha
Char Akshar – Naman Mein Ankhen Nam by Capt. Manindra Nath Jha is a poignant poetic tribute that brings the courage of India’s soldiers and the emotional world of their families into sharp focus. The book is rooted in patriotism, but its appeal extends far beyond patriotic sentiment. At its heart, it is a meditation…
