USAma: Is USA the World’s Largest Terrorist? Review
USAma: Is USA the World’s Largest Terrorist? Well, the pun in the title of the book by Amit Bagaria is qualified by the subtitle that he has decided to add…
India, The West, and International Order – Review
Sometimes, there are the books that you love to read; sometimes, there are the books that you love reading for different perspectives, different times, many times, time and again. The…
UFOs, Chemtrails and Aliens: What Science Says – Review
Science has certainly changed the way we live and die. It has penetrated deeper into our veins and it has traditionally been challenging the very idea of God. It’s a…
I-Spy: A Peep into the World of Spies by Amit Bagaria – Review
I-SPY: A Peep into the World of Spies is one of the many books written by Amit Bagaria, the emerging author of non-fiction books on political and strategical issues in…
Without God: Science, Belief, Morality, and the Meaning of Life – Review
The biggest question that we face as children, teenagers and grown-ups is undoubtedly the question that questions the very existence of God. Is there any God? Where is he? Where…
She Said – book by Jodi Kantor – Review
Good books are rare. Rare books are good. It works both the ways. However, some books are there that make you think – is it rare? Is it good? Or…
The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam (and crusades) – Review
The best thing that happened to me, fortunately, is that I was born into a family of tolerant Brahmins, Hindus, as matter of fact, who believe and have been traditionally…
Demythsifying Myths: Demystifying 18 Myths about India – Review
Since the very childhood, there are certain ideas of certain things with which we grow up. In India, we grow up knowing Gandhi as Mahatma, Nehru as chacha, Congress as…
Bacon’s Essays – Review
Francis Bacon is perhaps the most-debated essayist in the world (of course writing in the English language). He tried his hands in writing essays when England was bathing in the…
The Myths of Lipikar – Review
So, it was a good week that I was having. In a usual week of a reader, you will find about 10 books on the table. Out of which, usually,…
The Waste Land by T. S. Eliot – Review
T. S. Eliot’s most important contribution to English literature was undoubtedly his art of free verse (though it was the ablest) that opened the doors of poetry writing for…
Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe – Review
Chinua Achebe’s epoch-making novel, Things Fall Apart, was the first major work by an African writer that received immense fame worldwide. First published in 1958, Things Fall Apart announced the…