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Xiaomi How a Start Up Disrupted the market book by Jadadevan PK Review Indian Book Critics

Xiaomi: How a Startup Disrupted the Market and Created a Cult Following by Jayadevan P.K. – Review

6 months ago

Jayadevan P.K.’s Xiaomi: How a Startup Disrupted the Market and Created a Cult Following offers an incisive and comprehensive exploration of Xiaomi Corporation’s unprecedented ascent in the global technology industry.…

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History: A Very Short Introduction by John H. Arnold, A Book Review

Non-fiction

6 months ago

John H. Arnold’s History: A Very Short Introduction, first published by Oxford University Press in 2000, offers a profound exploration of the discipline of history. Within its concise 152 pages,…

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Nobel Prize for Literature, Tagore, and the Calendar Still Shows 1913 – What’s Happened to Indian English Literature?

Editorials

6 months ago

Indian English literature is a vibrant testament to India’s cultural and linguistic diversity. Since Rabindranath Tagore’s seminal achievement of the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1913 for Gitanjali, no Indian…

Kapardi by Kolhapur Ramamurthy book review Indian Book Critics

Kapardi by Kolhapur Ramamurthy – Review

Novels

6 months ago

Kolhapur Ramamurthy’s Kapardi is a tour de force in contemporary Indian fiction, masterfully intertwining myth, mystery, espionage, and geopolitics into a gripping narrative. The novel is a thought-provoking exploration of…

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Mystical Palimpsest: A Collection of Two Novellas by Manjima Misra Book Review

Novels

6 months ago

In my long years as a reader, I have come across many sophisticated themed books by very sensible authors. Manima Misra’s book, a collection of two novellas, is one such…

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Things Fall Apart, The Post Colonial Discourse and The Legacy – an exploration

Editorials

6 months ago

Post-colonial discourse, unlike feminist narrative, has much depth, substance and ideological base. Though feminism did start on the right note, mutation after mutation took it on a different path altogether;…

Hashtag by Gautam Rajrishi novel review Indian Book Critics

Hashtag by Gautam Rajrishi, a detailed review of the Hindi novel

Novels

7 months ago

Gautam Rajrishi’s Hashtag (हैशटैग) is a poignant and evocative novel that masterfully captures the raw beauty and complexity of unrequited love, ambition, and personal transformation. Set against the culturally rich and…

The Quest of Sushruta The End of Death by Dr Ajaya Kashyap Book Review Indian Book Critics

The Quest of Sushruta by Dr Ajaya Kashyap Book Review

Novels

8 months ago

Dr Ajaya Kashyap’s The Quest of Sushruta offers readers a rich dive into the world of ancient Indian medicine through the eyes of the legendary healer, Sushruta. Fusing his medical…

Odyssey Dima Hasao & Autonomous Council by Ramu Upadhaya Book Review

Non-fiction

8 months ago

At times, in every critic’s working days, people come across books that not only appear out of the box but are indeed the ones. You just begin reading such titles…

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When the “Red Snow” falls: My fight with anxiety in Budapest by Sidaq Pratap Singh Book Review

Non-fiction

10 months ago

Title: When the “Red Snow” falls: My fight with anxiety in Budapest Author: Sidaq Pratap Singh Language: English & Occasional Hungarian Publication Date: 2024 (First) Publisher: Notion Press ISBN: 9798894158693…

The Greatest Battle of Culture: A Story of Harappans by Panigrahi Bethi Book Review

Novels

1 year ago

Book: The Greatest Battle of Culture: A Story of Harappans Author: Panigrahi Bethi Publication: April 29, 2024 Pages: 153 Genre: Historical Fiction, Novella Review by: Anand S J …

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The AI Who Questioned Everything by Rajiv Mittal Book Review

Novels

1 year ago

Let’s be clear about one thing – the novel (if I can say it one) is thought-provoking. However, it is equally true (to me, as I read it) that this novel…