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The Battle of Narratives – Right vs the Left in Literature & other Writings

4 years ago

There is no harm in displaying your political affiliations in a democracy! Democracy is very much about political affiliations, people voting their favourite party and leaders, electing a government and…

A Promised Land by Obama: Review

Non-fiction

4 years ago

“He was most interested in talking about Iran, which he rightly viewed as Israel’s largest security threat, and we agreed to coordinate efforts to prevent Tehran from obtaining a nuclear…

5 BOOKS ABOUT INDIAN FREEDOM STRUGGLE YOU MUST READ!

Books about Indian Independence that you must read! 15th August 2020 Suggestions

Recommendations

5 years ago

Independence day comes every year and we are elated with the unmatchable feelings of patriotism within us, so much in the dimension that we cannot let anything bad happen to…

Gujarat Files by Rana Ayyub – Book Review

Non-fiction

5 years ago

Gujarat Files, an un-aesthetically elongated vendetta, forcefully turned into a book with animated proof of ugly writing and hasty editing, is a book that most of the readers must not…

An Era of Darkness Shashi Tharoor Review

An Era of Darkness: The British Empire in India by Shashi Tharoor – Review

Non-fiction

5 years ago

Shashi Tharoor, who is famous for his dexterity with women, is a well-known scholar and as an author, his name has already crossed the geographical boundaries of India and reached…

Permanent Record: Edward Snowden – Review

Non-fiction

6 years ago

“To my surprise, I found that my name had preceded me. ” What Edward Snowden has written in his book, chapter 3, has certainly been a way to describe what…

USAma: Is USA the World’s Largest Terrorist? Review

Non-fiction

6 years ago

USAma: Is USA the World’s Largest Terrorist? Well, the pun in the title of the book by Amit Bagaria is qualified by the subtitle that he has decided to add…

India, The West, and International Order book review

India, The West, and International Order – Review

Non-fiction

6 years ago

Sometimes, there are the books that you love to read; sometimes, there are the books that you love reading for different perspectives, different times, many times, time and again. The…

She Said – book by Jodi Kantor – Review

Non-fiction

6 years ago

Good books are rare. Rare books are good. It works both the ways. However, some books are there that make you think – is it rare? Is it good? Or…

The politically incorrect guide to islam robert spencer review

The Politically Incorrect Guide to Islam (and crusades) – Review

Non-fiction

6 years ago

The best thing that happened to me, fortunately, is that I was born into a family of tolerant Brahmins, Hindus, as matter of fact, who believe and have been traditionally…

Bacon’s Essays – Review

Non-fiction

6 years ago

Francis Bacon is perhaps the most-debated essayist in the world (of course writing in the English language). He tried his hands in writing essays when England was bathing in the…

The Evening by Phidalia Toi – Review

Non-fiction

7 years ago

The Evening, Marathon Race to Acche Din – Part IV Phidalia Toi has established herself as a critical analyst of the NDA’s second term at the centre. Her series –…