The Saffron Tide by Kingshuk Nag
After the Delhi election, everyone where interested to study the rise of AAP but after the Lok Sabha election it was the stunning mandate BJP, took everyone by surprise. All…
One Life Is Not Enough
One Life is Not Enough by Natwar Singh
One life Is Not Enough is the autobiography of Natwar Singh, the former External Affairs Minister in 2004-05. He is known to be very close to Gandhi family and also…
Autobiography of a Yogi by Sri Paramahansa Yogananda Review
Autobiography Of A Yogi by Sri Sri Paramahansa Yogananda was there in my bookshelf from a long time but I'm famous for starting a spiritual book and closing it without even…
The Last King in India: Wajid Ali Shah by Rosie Llewellyn-Jones
Wajid Ali Shah was the last Nawab and the ruler of Awadh. He is often brushed aside as the least important historical figure apart from being the fact that he…
A Manifesto for Change by A.P.J. Abdul Kalam
AJP Abdul Kalam is often confers as the best President of India till date. He has been very active during his tenure as the President of India. But even after…
The Secrets of Nagas by Amish Tripathi now in Malayalam
Now The Secrets of Nagas is also available in Malayalam. The first book Immortals of Meluha has already been translated and published in Malayalam and is receiving rave reviews for…
The Mincing Mockingbird Guide to Troubled Birds by Matt Adrian
Till now we have heard that big wild animals going berserk and enter into towns and villages sometime city as spends chills down the spine of dwellers. Often many people…
The Substance and the Shadow : An Autobiography by Dilip Kumar
I have been waiting for Rishi Kapoor's autobiography from quite some time but the arrival of Dilip Kumar's autobiography was a pleasant surprise. His autobiography The Substance and The Shadow…
The Reversal
The Reversal By Michael Connelly Review
I'm a big fan of The Lincoln Lawyer series by Michael Connelly. Till date I have read The Lincoln Lawyer and The Gods of Guilt in this series. Both were…
Author Interview: Aditya Magal
A share trader buff himself, Aditya Magal considers Rakesh Jhunjhunwala his guru in the trading world. But a relatively unknown name in share market became a known name in the…
India Junction: A Window To The Nation Edited by Seema Sharma
India got its first taste of Railway mode of transport in 1853 when train was inaugurated from Bombay to Thane. Since then railway has seen and been a part of…
Author Interview: Deepak Kripal
Deepak Kripal, a young budding and promising writer, marks his debut as the author with the book The Devil's Gate. Instead of choosing a regular romantic novel as the…
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