Review: "Oh heart, as long as you have the language of love, every scar is a testament of love.” I finished reading I Am Diya by Sangeeta Kampani, and one…

Review: "She's the sun, and I have become a single blade of grass basking in her presence." If I ever met Hayes, I'd probably tell him that beneath all the…

Review: "Never give up your rights just because you are a woman and now married." Some books introduce us to people we know by name but not by their stories.…

Review: "Your company is not your life. Your life is your life. Every decision you make compounds, not just in business but in life. Success isn't just revenues or valuations.…

Review: "You are not what you think you are. You are what you do. Your actions define you." The best investment you can make is in yourself, and I truly…

Review: "The highest skill one can achieve is to learn how to manage their feelings." This book literally made me take notes. Every few chapters, I found myself writing down…

Review: "Lighting a diya felt like pure joy. It always felt like the beginning of something." Some books make us pause and sit with our thoughts a little longer. Parts…

Review: "Forgiveness isn't about forgetting. It's about letting go of the pain's power over you. You might remember it all, even in painful detail, but it no longer stings because…

Review: "The truth has the power to maim, wound, kill." I picked up another Preeti Shenoy novel, and as always, it turned out to be light, comforting, emotional, and immensely…

Review: "Sometimes, the greatest warriors are those who fight from within the enemy's ranks." There are books you read once, and then there are books you know you'll keep returning…

Review: "We all have our own stories." After months of romance novels, Cuff the Bluff was a refreshing change. A psychological thriller that isn't driven by gore or fear, but…

Review: "There will always be the one you cannot have, and it is fine if that is so." Imagine rereading a book after 10 long years, a book that literally…

Review "The virtues that matter are the ones that have so thoroughly organized our daily life that they operate without being called." There are books you know exactly how to…

Review "Mom always gave it to me first and called it the first-born. I like it. Bears the heat and paves the way for others." I could have picked many…

Review " If only we learn to treat the smaller hassles with more perspective, wisdom, patience, and with a better sense of humour, we will begin to bring out the…