Category: Reviews
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Book Review: Mar-Tech | Crucial Read for Marketers
Amit Tiwari’s “Mar-Tech: a Marriage made on Earth” is a fascinating exploration of the evolving landscape of marketing in the digital age. Author skillfully introduces readers to the concept of Mar-Tech, where Marketing and Technology converge to create a new paradigm for success. What sets this book apart is Author’s ability to demystify complex concepts…
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This is a book that you will want to read again and again, so it is a must-read and must-have. | Book Review: Quatrain of Moods
Some books are in form of short stories or poetries are penned so beautifully that no matter how many times you read them you still don’t get over them. You would love to shelf it for life, Quatrain of Moods is one such beautiful tale. Cover: Red is the color of Love and Emotions. The…
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‘Bikhre Sapne’: A New Master Class In The World Of Hindi Literature By M. Murtaza
It is not every day that a master class and truly masterpiece is written in the world of Hindi literature. Fortunately for the avid readers of Hindi literature, this is exactly what has happened with the release of the book ‘Bikhre Sapne’ by author M. Murtaza. The book titled ‘Bikhre Sapne’ meaning ‘Shattered Dreams’ if…
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Book Review : Dr Vipul Bhartiya Pens Down Empowering Book To Master One’s Life
Human beings are extraordinarily sculptured with enough wisdom and will power to discern or distinguish between good & bad; right & wrong; wisdom & foolishness. Human beings can be categorized by their characteristics as ordinary, super and extraordinary. To which category, do we belong is a question, that should be answered with extreme honesty. olabahis…
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THE CALL OF BLISS: AN ANTHOLOGY
In this world we prioritize inanimate things over prioritizing happiness. Happiness comes to us in many forms but we choose to be blind towards it. We refuse to see the essence of happiness that is carried in our experiences. The Call of Bliss is an anthology of short stories. Each short story has a different…
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Review Of Men and Dreams: In the Dhauladhar
This is a story of Nanda, a story of Khusru, a story of Rekha and a story of many other characters who find themselves near the Dhauladhar range while working for a hydel project in Himachal Pradesh. It recites the life events of individuals from different backgrounds and what cost they are made to pay…
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Book Review: ‘The Great March of Democracy’
Two books on the election process and why Indian voters take it so seriously Elections have a lot to do with numbers, but they are not only about numbers. These two volumes, timed for the 17th general election of India that already gives us a sense of foreboding for the fractious social milieu in the…
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Book Review: Author stirs up spooky tales from St. Augustine’s past
So, you would like to know what ghosts have been seen in St. Augustine during its long history. Well, local historian, Karen Harvey has that occult information in a new book for you. The book is appropriately entitled “St. Augustine’s Ghosts” and is a pleasure to read. Harvey has collected all the reported apparitions from…
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‘Coming Out as Dalit — A Memoir’ review: A Dalit who stopped being a ‘brahmin’
A personal story becomes a powerful social commentary against everyday casteism that often goes unchallenged Memoirs by Dalit writers tend to be documents of suffering. They are testaments of the atrocities heaped upon them by India’s indigenously developed misery-generating machine known as the caste system. But violence and humiliation are not the only forms of…
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Book Review: How Technology Transformed Indian Media and Politics
The media is pervasively present in our lives as we watch TV, read newspapers and share posts on Facebook, Twitter and WhatsApp. Most of us, however, know little about how the media industry is structured, how that effects its content, affects our sensibilities and impacts India’s democracy. For media consumers in an era of a…