Novels by Indian Authors that Hit Bestselling Charts in 2017
Judges for 2018 Man Booker Prize Announced
Bhagat’s One Indian Girl Nominated in the 15th Crossword Book Award
7 Superhit Chetan Bhagat Novels that Redefined Bestselling Standards
NHAI to generate approximately 50 Crore man-days employment over next 4 years
Book Review – Animal Farm by George Orwell
Cutting all the crap, I would call Animal Farm by George Orwell as a brutal attack on so-called communism. It is written with so much […]
Book Review: Sita Warrior of Mithila by Amish Tripathi
Amish, in Sita – Warrior of Mithila by Amish Tripathi, too has successfully shaped an all-new plot from mythological characters by portraying them as normal human beings rather than somebody with supernatural powers.
One Indian Girl by Chetan Bhagat: A Shallow Take on Feminism
One Indian Girl is first-of-its-kind novel among the existing works of Chetan Bhagat. This time, Chetan (for some strange reason) has narrated the novel from a […]
Book Review: Origin by Robert Langdon
Dan Brown has set up his novel in Spain, where he will be found unlocking a password. The password in question hides answers to two mysterious questions pertaining to our origin and our final destination.
Book Review – Ramayana: Stand Strong by Shubha Vilas
It is a beautifully written book covering even the most intricate details of the period, with context to the making and evolution of all major […]
Book Review: Everyone Has a Story, debut novel by Savi Sharma
The novel has its moments that evoke all possible emotions that a read can expect from a book. The problem is it lacks the consistency […]
हरिया
मैं कुछ 13-14 साल का रहा हूँगा। पौ फटते नित्य की भांति गोशाला का रुख किया तो दरवाज़ा खोलते ही सामने का दृश्य देख मन […]
WOW – ‘Waitress, Wood And Watch’
It was 12:45 am. The beautiful WAITRESS was attending to the remnants of drunkards. A handsome man at the corner table had his eyes glued to […]
Cancer Story: Music Heals Him More than Medicine
Met a cancer patient at RR ARMY HOSPITAL. On Saturday, when an Army band performs there, he invites me to enjoy a couple of songs. I joined him only for the sake of courtesy.
Our #KhulKeKheloHoli Used be the ‘Kichad Holi’
Ah! Holi. As we grew up the real fun of Holi faded. It must be a dream sequence when we roamed around bathed in nothing […]
Dentist who dug a dent in my pocket
I am taking this opportunity to write from my blog about a dentist in Mayur Vihar III, who made me think if dentists are actually dent-ists who dig a dent in your pocket.
The Peace Before the Storm
From the balcony of his apartment, Shekhar could see the last traces of light seeping out of the setting sun. Smudged in orange hues, Western […]