Book Review: ‘Happily Ever After’ by Kamal Trilok Singh
In the end, "Happily Ever After" challenges the conventions of storytelling, evoking a raw, memorable ache that lingers long after the final page is turned.
Book Review: ‘Everyday Creativity’ by Pavan Soni
Written in a simple yet thought-provoking style, "Everyday Creativity" is an excellent read for students, teachers, professionals, and lifelong learners alike.
Book Review: ‘Echoes Along the Trail’ by Rajam Krishnan
What makes "Echoes Along the Trail" so important is that it asks readers to think about whose stories are remembered and whose are left behind.
Book Review: ‘Dara Shukoh’ by Amit Ranjan
“Dara Shukoh” by Amit Ranjan, revisits the life of the eldest son of Shah Jahan, presenting him as a scholar, philosopher and patron of the arts whose intellectual pursuits extended beyond the politics of the Mughal court.
Book Review: ‘Chand Bibi’ by Sarah Waheed
"Chand Bibi: The Lives and Legends of a Warrior Queen" by Sarah Waheed is a history book that brings back the life of Chand Bibi, a 16th-century queen from the Deccan region of India.
Book Review: ‘Bringing the Cheetah Back’ to India by Prashant Agrawal
"Bringing the Cheetah Back to India", authored by India’s High Commissioner to Namibia, Prashant Agrawal and published by Hachette India, offers an insider story of the diplomatic and ecological effort behind the reintroduction of cheetahs to India after several decades of local extinction.
