In a letter written in 1935, Sri Aurobindo, an accomplished poet himself, appreciates the originality and rhythmic force in Toru Dutt’s poetry. Though, for some reason, Sri Aurobindo does not extend the magnitude of this appreciation, it is worth quoting…
Sukriti's Bride's Guide to Shopping in India: A Tragedy is a revelatory exploration of India's bridal fashion industry, weaving together sharp social commentary, rich cultural heritage, and deeply human narratives. At its core, the novel interrogates the ethical contradictions of an industry…
Joy Garg’s Perfect Advisor is a compelling blend of emotion, humour, and moral lessons woven together through the life and adventures of its protagonist, Ray Singhania. The book is a character-driven narrative that explores themes of justice, family, and the complexities…
Ashwini Pratham’s debut novel, Legacy of the Lost Words, is a luminous exploration of love, loss, and the enduring power of memory. Set against the dual backdrops of modern-day Mumbai and 1950s Nandipur, a rural Indian village, the novel weaves…
A Genre-reader’s Perspective on The Quest of Sushruta As someone with a penchant for novels that blend history with fiction, I believe The Quest of Sushruta by Dr. Ajaya Kashyap stands out as a deeply absorbing and transformative reading experience.…
"EmpowHER: Wellness, Hygiene & YOU," authored by Dr. Anjum Shaikh, is a transformative guide to address the often-ignored aspects of women's health and hygiene. Dr. Shaikh, a distinguished public health expert and the founder of EveCare, brings her extensive knowledge…
In “Karma: A Yogi’s Guide to Crafting Your Destiny,” Sadhguru, a renowned yogi and mystic, offers a fresh perspective on the age-old concept of karma. This thought-provoking book gives readers a deeper understanding of karma and how it influences our…
Who is Amitav Ghosh? Yes, this question is valid. Readers of contemporary romantic fiction by Indian novelists, primarily teenagers and youths, may not know the person at all! It is surprising if I forbid myself from saying it’s shocking! However,…
Anyone who claims to indulge in reading Indian English literature must have heard about Chetan Bhagat. The phenomena that annunciated the revolution in Indian English fiction – making it accessible, simple, friendly and 'consumable'. Before Bhagat, one might say, common…
Dr Haseena Chokkiyil, before anything else, poses herself as a mother and that helps all those who come to her for advice, suggestions and counselling (mostly women). And from those sessions, interactions and conversations on a wide range of issues…
