Q: Leaders fear “outsourcing awareness” to AI. What steps can they take daily?
Venkataramana Murthy: Start with silence, not screens. Journal before you analyze. Question one AI insight daily instead of accepting it. Awareness grows when you challenge, not consume.
Introduction Some books are not just stories — they are experiences, emotional journeys that make us reflect on life, memory, and the strength of the human spirit. Walking Each Other Home by Aditi Pant is such a book. Published in 2025, this novel is a piece of biographical fiction inspired by the life of the…
Introduction Marriage has always held a special place in Indian culture. It is not only a union between two individuals but also a joining of families, traditions, values, and responsibilities. The decision of choosing a life partner is therefore considered one of the most important milestones of life. In his book Before The Seven Vows:…
Introduction Every once in a while, a book comes along that doesn’t just tell a story, but challenges the way you see yourself and the world around you. Ugesh Sarcar’s What Matters (Volume One: Credibility) is one such book. Blending immersive fiction with deep psychological insights, Sarcar delivers an experience that feels part-thriller, part-self-help, and…
Rakesh Venkatraman’s Kedarnath: Unveiling the Secret of Bheemsheela is an engrossing spiritual thriller that merges mythology, mysticism, and modern storytelling into a seamless narrative. At its heart, the book is a tale of self-discovery and destiny, following the journey of Rohan Desai, a young man from Mumbai who finds himself swept into a world far larger than the urban routines and corporate grind that once defined his existence.
Bilaspur, September 6 — MyTAGAPP.COM, the student-first platform created under Shiksha Vriksha 360 Eduserves Pvt Ltd, is expanding its environmental drive “Plant for Life” with renewed energy. The initiative motivates young learners to plant at least three trees as they begin their college journey, linking personal growth with a commitment to sustainability. The campaign was…
Rakesh Venkatraman, born in Pune, is a storyteller who crafts narratives that stir both soul and spirit. Rooted in authenticity and spiritual curiosity, his writing bridges mythology with modern life. With a love for music, chai, and quiet reflection, he brings real emotion and ancient wisdom alive through his words.
In today’s fast-paced world, where conversations are rushed and genuine listening has become rare, Tushar Mehta’s Gujarati book Koi To Samjo Mane: Anter No Avaz (Someone Please Understand Me: The Voice Within) arrives as a much-needed reminder of the fundamental human longing—to be truly understood. It is a book that doesn’t just narrate stories; it speaks directly to the heart, inviting readers to reflect on the depth and fragility of human relationships.
In an era when books often cater to fleeting trends, Nation in Chaos: Three Layers of Truth by Kundan Singh Rajput dares to take a different route. It is not a quick fix or a motivational soundbite; instead, it is a deeply reflective narrative that addresses the very soul of India. By weaving together societal, scientific, and universal truths, the author provides a panoramic yet intimate exploration of why we find ourselves in chaos and how we can transcend it.
At just 21 years old, Nikita Verma has already carved a distinctive space for herself in contemporary literature, bringing together poetry, narrative, and imagination with a sensitivity that feels rare in today’s fast-paced world. A literature student and a young writer whose voice carries both vulnerability and lyrical strength, Nikita writes with an honesty that lingers long after her words are read. Her book Before He Writes Me stands as a testament to this quality—a deeply personal and evocative work that blends time travel with poetry to capture the timeless ache of love and memory.
