There are a lot of motivational books in the market that almost repeat the same set of ideas in a different style and in a different way. From the classics…
Next 5000 Years: Memoir of a Hindu without a Tag by Kumar Dipanshu has been released this month and the book has grabbed the attention of many readers who love…
“This book is for all women who can gain from an understanding of these issues. It is also for the woman’s family members so that they understand the changes and…
There are the books that become cult. Famous, so famous and monstrous famous over time. You cannot criticise the book even after you see many flaws (according to you) because…
I have had my differences with Terry Eagleton. Well, Terry doesn’t take offence in disagreeing over something and that’s something one should appreciate. Recently (in fact today only), I read…
I am not a huge fan of Facebook. Except for its platform that allows me to ‘target’ the audience who might like Indian Book Critics and share our content, I…
“Take the words “adder,” “apron” and “umpire.” They were originally “nadder,” “napron” and “numpire.” I did not know because I am not into the studies of linguistics in-depth. However, knowing…
Patanjali has entered into publishing religious, spiritual and ancient Indian text recently and they have dawned their first publications, available on Patanjali stores across India. I have bought an edition…
“Access to data empowers people, leading to rapid innovation.” And this quote from the book very much gives an idea to the readers, who are interested in economics, business and…
Sharat Sharma’s motivational book, The One Invisible Code, has been in the buzz for a while now. Readers who read it have shown great enthusiasm in appreciating the book because…
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