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Book Review
Savi Sharma returns with new novel, ‘The Things We Carry Home’
New Delhi: Bestselling author Savi Sharma is set to return with her sixth novel, “The Things We Carry Home”, a story about grief, family, forgiveness and the enduring ways in which love survives loss. Published by HarperCollins India and slated for release on September 15, the novel explores the difficult yet hopeful process of understanding…
Digital Highways: Mapping the Satellite Revolution for Antyodaya
MS Shanker “Digital Highways: The Satellite Revolution to Enable Antyodaya in Viksit Bharat” by Dr Pavuluri Subba Rao is far more than a conventional book on space technology. Spread across 240 pages and eight chapters, it is an informative and remarkably accessible exploration of how satellites and emerging space technologies are steadily becoming an integral…
Unveiling A Struggle
MS Shanker (An account of defining years of Telangana statehood movement) “Telangana Statehood Movement: The Tumultuous Years”, jointly authored by T. Vivek and Dr. K. Padma, is an engaging and important first-hand chronicle-cum-commentary of the intense struggle for a separate Telangana state during the crucial years between 2009 and 2014. Published by Crown Publishing, this…
From Vedic hymns to tiger reserves: New book traces India’s 5,000-year bond with the tiger
New Delhi: From Vedic hymns and epic tales to Mughal courts, colonial encounters and modern tiger reserves, a new book traces the tiger’s place in India’s civilisation over more than 5,000 years, bringing together 82 stories, historical accounts and wildlife photographs in an attempt to capture the enduring cultural and conservation significance of the country’s…
The first representative collection of Haryanvi short stories: ‘Mhari Matti, Mhare Akhar’
“Mhari Matti, Mhare Akhar” is a significant collection that, for the first time, brings together the creative spirit of 33 Haryanvi short story writers active in India and abroad in a single work. Featuring 99 short stories, this book emerges as a vivid document of Haryana’s folk culture, public life, human sensibilities, and social reality….
A new milestone in Haryanvi short story: “Mhari Matti, Mhare Akhar”
For the first time, “Mhari Matti, Mhare Akhar” brings together 33 Haryanvi short story writers from India and abroad. This unique collection of 99 short stories offers a vivid glimpse of Haryana’s soil, folk culture, and human sensibilities. This work is dedicated to the memory of Mr. Manumukt ‘Manav’, IPS, a youth inspiration. Published in…
Book Review: The Psychology of Resilience: Coping in a Complex World
Our General Desk In an age marked by technological acceleration, social fragmentation, and a global mental health reckoning, resilience is no longer a motivational cliché—it is a psychological necessity. The Psychology of Resilience: Coping in a Complex World positions itself firmly within this reality, offering a rigorous, multidisciplinary guide to surviving—and adapting—in a relentlessly complex…
The Enlightened Manager – A Transformative Approach to Work and Life
By Vishwanath Alluri with Harry Eyres, published by HarperCollins Can a manager also be enlightened? At first, the idea seems contradictory. A manager deals with goals, deadlines, and outcomes; an enlightened person is supposed to see all things with equanimity. Yet it is exactly this paradox that Vishwanath Alluri and Harry Eyres take up in…
The soul of poetry mixed with the language of the soil
Book Review: “Bol Mhari Maati” Author: Dr. Satyawan Saurabh Publisher: R.K. Features, Pragyanshala, Bhiwani Price: ₹260/- Page Number: 120 ISBN: 978-7-1862-8282-6 Language: Haryanvi (Devanagari script) Genre: Poetry Collection | Folk Literature | Contemporary Social Poetry Vedprakash Bharat When the name of Haryana comes to mind, it is milk, curd, farms, barns, wrestlers, Chaupal, Bagdi-Jebdi dialect,…
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