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The Malabari Loved Ferrari Book Review Dileep Heilbronn Indian Book Critics

The Malabari Who Loved His Ferrari by Dileep Heilbronn, a detailed review

3 weeks ago

The Malabari Who Loved His Ferrari by Dileep Heilbronn unfolds as more than a memoir; it is a living testimony to the emotional, ethical, and experiential layers that constitute a…

A Fine Balance by Rohinton Mistry novel review Indian Book Critics

A Fine Balance by Rohinton Mistry, a detailed review

Novels

4 weeks ago

Rohinton Mistry’s A Fine Balance stands as one of the most powerful literary achievements of the late 20th century. This novel captures the fragility of human dignity against the backdrop…

Science of Uncertainty by Dr Arumugam Thanumalaya book review

Science of Uncertainty: A Doctor’s Experience by Doctor Thanumalaya Arumugam – Book Review

Non-fiction

3 years ago

What is medical science? How exactly is the medical profession? What are some vital points that a healthy doctor-patient relationship should have? These things may be monotonous to know. However,…

Jhumpa Lahiri & the discourse of the immigrants – opinion

Opinions

4 years ago

It has been debated very passionately by one of my friends who has written for The Indian Authors platform. I would like to draw attention to the kindness that Mr…

The White Tiger by Aravind Adiga – Book Review

Novels

4 years ago

Title: The White Tiger Author: Aravind Adiga Publication: Harper Collins, 2008, UK ISBN: 1-4165-6259-1 Genre: Picaresque novel Number of Pages: 318 Price: 400 Name of the Reviewer: Chandan Kumar Aravind…

Little Guru App Sanskrit language Indian Government

Little Guru – the teacher to teach Sanskrit language

News

4 years ago

Taking an initiative that matches the DNA of the app-loving modern population around the world, the Indian government has launched an app named Little Guru for those who want to…

An Unusual Honeymoon novel Mamta Kashyap book review

An Unusual Honeymoon by Mamta Kashyap – Book Review

Novels

5 years ago

All this begins with an idea. An idea to make others realise that she is more than just a person who ‘should be’ broken after her boyfriend (since long) leaves…

The Country without a post office book review

The Country Without a Post Office – Agha Shahid Ali – Book Review

Poetry

5 years ago

The Country Without a Post Office, a so-called acclaimed poetry collection by an American poet, who touts himself as a Kashmiri, has too many things to express and too many…

The Namesake by Jhumpa Lahiri: Book Review

Novels

5 years ago

The Namesake is the debut novel written by American novelist, with Indian origins, Jhumpa Lahiri. Though the novel is a classic example that we might name when it comes to…