A Fine Balance by Rohinton Mistry, a detailed review
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: A Doctor’s Experience by Doctor Thanumalaya Arumugam – Book Review
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
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
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 – the teacher to teach Sanskrit language
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 by Mamta Kashyap – Book Review
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 – Agha Shahid Ali – Book Review
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
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…