Tag: storizen magazine
Book Review: ‘A Stitch in Time’ by Meena Bindra
Meena Bindra's "A Stitch in Time: The Biba Story" is an inspiring chronicle of her remarkable journey from being a naval wife to establishing one of India's most successful ethnic wear brands.
Book Review: ‘A Biker’s Pilgrimage’ by Sachi Ghosh
What sets “A Biker’s Pilgrimage” apart is his deeply personal engagement with history. His motorcycle journeys to historical sites are both physical and metaphorical explorations, offering firsthand encounters with India's diverse communities.
Book Review: ‘180 Business Hacks’ by Roel de Graaf
Roel de Graaf’s "180 Business Hacks: Little Changes, Big Difference" is an insightful and engaging collection of unconventional business strategies designed to challenge traditional corporate thinking.
Book Review: ‘100 Indian Stories’ by A. J. Thomas
"100 Indian Stories" is a must-read for anyone interested in exploring the richness and diversity of Indian literature.
Book Review: ‘No Place To Call My Own’ by Alina Gufran
"No Place To Call My Own" is about alienation—not just in personal relationships but also in the larger socio-political landscape.
Book Review: ‘Night in Delhi’ by Ranbir Sidhu
In "Night in Delhi", hope is not found in a resolution, but in the quiet, fleeting moments of connection and tenderness that the narrator experiences.
