Lucifer was Innocent: The Red Pill by Tirth Raj Parsana, a critical review
In the times that we live, any person walking on the street may be an author, and any ‘house’ on the corner may be a publishing house! There is no…
When Critical Thinking Met English Literature by Belinda Hakes, a book review
Belinda Hakes’ When Critical Thinking Met English Literature is a compelling and innovative resource that bridges the often-separated worlds of literary analysis and critical thinking. Aimed primarily at teachers and students,…
The Problems of Philosophy by Bertrand Russell – Review
Bertrand Russell’s The Problems of Philosophy is a seminal work that serves as both an introduction to and a profound exploration of some of the most enduring questions in philosophy. First published…
Electric Vehicle Charging Stations: Design Guide and Industry Challenges by Pravin Sankhwar – Review
Pravin Sankhwar’s Electric Vehicle Charging Stations: Design Guide and Industry Challenges offers an authoritative and practical exploration of the rapidly evolving domain of electric vehicle charging infrastructure. With his extensive…
Xiaomi: How a Startup Disrupted the Market and Created a Cult Following by Jayadevan P.K. – Review
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.…
History: A Very Short Introduction by John H. Arnold, A Book Review
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,…
Odyssey Dima Hasao & Autonomous Council by Ramu Upadhaya Book Review
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…
When the “Red Snow” falls: My fight with anxiety in Budapest by Sidaq Pratap Singh Book Review
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…
Why Bharat Matters by S Jaishankar Book Review
Anything other than the ongoing IPL in India that is popular today, discussed en masse, and getting people’s attention, is undoubtedly the Lok Sabha election! Yes, the Lok Sabha general…
Lies My Gov’t Told me by Dr Robert Malone – Book Review
Dr Robert Malone’s experiences illustrate a broader debate about the balance between free speech and the prevention of misinformation in the digital age. Malone’s sidelining and bans from public spaces…
Same as Ever: Timeless Lessons on Risk, Opportunity and Living a Good Life by Morgan Housel, a book review
Well, something here. Something there. And something in between. A self-help book is ready! Though it appears that the author has applied the same rabbit-out-of-hat-trick here, it’s not the complete…
Intimate Leadership by Jayaram Rajaram Book Review
Embarking on the journey of “Intimate Leadership” by Jayaram Rajaram has been nothing short of a revelation in the realm of contemporary business literature. This book, a refreshing take on…