Payal Mistry; Writing Emotions That Travel From Screen to Heart
Title: Offline Duniya Online Ham – DM Se Dil Tak Author: Payal Mistry ISBN: 9789373356662 Publisher: Evincepub Publishing In today’s digital age, love stories are no longer limited to handwritten letters or long conversations under the moonlight. They often begin with a notification sound, a message request, or a simple “Hi.” Yet, even in this…
Bye Bye Love – A Journey Back to Self: A Quiet, Powerful Story of Love, Loss, and Self-Rediscovery
Title: Bye Bye Love – A journey Back to Self Author: SANTOSH PANDEY ISBN: 9789347263408 Publisher: Evincepub Publishing In a literary landscape filled with dramatic love stories and grand romantic gestures, Bye Bye Love – A Journey Back to Self by Santosh Pandey offers something refreshingly intimate and emotionally honest. Rather than focusing on how…
Between Numbers and Narratives – When Justice Becomes a Statistic
Few books in recent memory have challenged India’s judicial conscience as provocatively as Justice on Sale: A.D.R. System; A Broken Promise to India. Written by Advocate Yogesh Sethi, this work is both reportage and rebellion; a blistering critique of how India’s Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) mechanism has transformed from a reformative tool into a statistical…
An Interview with Shubhankar Mishra
Shubhankar Mishra is a distinguished neurologist, researcher, and spiritual thinker from eastern India, known for seamlessly bridging science, consciousness, and ancient Indian wisdom. A gold medallist in both his postgraduate and post-doctoral studies in Neurology, he has trained at some of the most prestigious medical institutions in Odisha and holds fellowships in paediatric neurology and…
BOOK REVIEW: UNIFIED WISDOM
Harnessing Insights from Ancient Scriptures for Personal and Professional Growth By Dr. Sanjeevv Khanna Publisher: Evincepub Publishing Genre: Self-Help / Spirituality Leadership | MRP: ₹499 ISBN: 978-93-7335-101-8 Opening Thoughts: A Book That Speaks to Every Heart India is a country where people of many different faiths, traditions, and languages live together. We have temples, mosques,…
An Interview with – Yogesh Gupta
Yogesh Gupta is a Life and Executive Coach, author, and seasoned Learning & Development professional with over four decades of experience across corporate leadership, training, and human development. Raised in Delhi, his worldview was shaped early by resilience and positivity after losing his father at a young age—values instilled by his mother that continue to…
An Interview with – Farhana Razvi
Farhana Razvi is a psychologist, teacher, poet, and passionate photographer whose storytelling blends emotional depth with gripping suspense. Born on 30th July 2002 in India and based in Hyderabad—often called The Golden Bird of India—she brings a rich cultural and psychological lens to her writing. At just 23, Farhana has already published her poetry collection…
Align Your Emotions: A Quiet Guide to Inner Healing and Emotional Clarity
At a time when self-help literature often relies on high-energy motivation and dramatic promises, Align Your Emotions offers something refreshingly different: quiet clarity. Written by Anupama Mishra, the book reframes emotional healing as a patient, inward journey rather than a performance of positivity. The central premise is simple yet profound; emotions are not obstacles to…
Book Review: Deafening Silence
In Deafening Silence, Aliya Siddiqui delivers a poetry collection that does not merely ask to be read—it asks to be felt. This debut is a haunting exploration of suffering, torment, and emotional endurance. Each poem unfolds like a confession whispered in the dark, exposing the raw edges of the human experience. Siddiqui’s writing is intimate…
Unlocking 2020 by Kalpana Prasad – Book Review
Unlocking 2020 by Kalpana Prasad enters the literary landscape as a collection of short stories shaped by one of the most transformative periods of recent history—the global pandemic lockdown. While pandemic-based literature has flooded shelves in recent years, this book takes a refreshing departure from clinical accounts and sociopolitical examinations. Instead, it leans into the…