Vivek Agnihotri is a very good filmmaker, director and thinker. He has proved the same with his movies and he does not need to prove anything else by writing books. However, from time to time, Vivek has been writing books…
The Creative Side Hustle by Kriti Sen Sharma is a motivational book. Well, not motivational in the popular sense that we all know these days. It is a motivational book that entices, inspires, guides you to be creative and pursue…
We all are very much familiar with the term management. Whatever we do professionally or personally this term is closely associated with our lives. It is true that without management there won't be any achievement. To.commence any journey, business or…
Reading political books, books on foreign policies or bilateral relations between nations, global socio-political issues or anything that concerns nations, international politics or global issues might not be an interest for many readers. This may be because things get too…
Well, as the title of the book predicts, the book is not that simple as a reader might have thought after seeing the cover and realising the title. It is, in fact, a well-researched book presented in an easy way…
Sharat Sharma's bestselling title, The One Invisible Code, is a fresh entry, came in 2020, on the list of self-help and motivational books that I have reviewed for The Last Critic. However, it does not come and join the list…
Neil David Chan's book, A Higher Conversation, is one of the latest entries on the list of spiritual, philosophical and self-help genres. It is different in many ways from the books written by other contemporary authors in these genres. However,…
Mental wellbeing, spiritual wellness, emotional objectivity and self-consciousness have become essential needs in this modern era. A person who lacks in any one of these (or more) cannot find himself in a position to enjoy life in its full magnificence.…
“All things are studied, all the branches of human knowledge have their courses and their handbooks. Why alone should the combinations of the chessboard evade the enquiries of science?” And the author, Eugene Znosko-Borovsky, is absolutely right in his analogy…
Cricket, without a doubt, is the most popular game in India. Since 1983, the year when India won the world cup, youths have been indulged in this sports and what was remaining, the gap between cricket and its lovers has…
