Book Review: Rise Luminosity by Anil Annaiah is a perfect coffee table companion
Review: “You can choose to be the one… who can share the brightness you see.” Sometimes, all it takes is one line. One moment of stillness, one string of words…
Book Review: I Believe You Matter by Rasesha Rabari – A Powerful Guide to Emotional Healing
Review: “You matter. Your presence matters. Your choices matter. Every single day, you are shaping the world around you. And the world needs you to show up fully—with all your…
Book Review: Iron Draped in Silk by Surbhi Gupta – Poetry that Heals
Review: “The little girl in your heart,She needs the warmth of your words,She seeks the assurance of your presence,She reaches for the hold of your hand—Only yours, and no one…
Book Review: I Will Win Without War by Tanisha Tiwari – A Deeply Moving Journey from Silence to Survival
Review: “It’s not about what happened in the past; we should always work towards improving our future.” Some scars run so deep that only time and truth can begin to…
Experience Divine Love Through Sound: Book Review of Mantra Meditation by Radhika Das
Review: “Hare Krishna Hare Krishna Krishna Krishna Hare Hare, Hare Rama Hare Rama Rama Rama Hare Hare.” To me, mantras are more than just chants. They are sacred gifts—subtle expressions…
Unveiling the Soul of the Mahabharata: Book Review of The Blind King by Deepanshu S
Review: "The chains of guilt are powerful, and indeed, they are of your own making. You have the strength to breaak them. The question is not about what has been…
When Poetry Becomes a Mirror – Book Review of Echoes of the Mind by Dr. Amisha Vashisht
Review: “She played with fear, she loved the chase,The thrill of making heart misplace.Watched them crumble, watched them cry,Power was hers — it lit her sky.” Poetry, at its best,…
Book Review: This Thing Called Love by Deblina Bhattacharyya is a heartfelt read.
Review: ‘We all have bad days, we all lose focus, and experience burnout. But do you know what sets the successful apart from others who do not make it? Those…
Book Review: Money & Her by Lisa Barbora is a celebration of women who dared to take control.
Review: ‘How you choose to move forward, despite the struggles, is what defines you.’'It is true everyone is dealt their own hand of cards. But what we do with them…
Book Review: Seasons of Love by Mamata Sampath is a must-read for anyone navigating tough times.
Review: "You were the sunshineThat calmed the storm within." Some books don’t just tell a story—they stay with us, become a part of our journey, a reflection of who we…
A Book of Books by Sonali Bendre – A Celebration of Reading.
Happy World Book Day! Books have always been my sanctuary — a place of wonder, comfort, and growth. They’ve made me believe in goodness, opened my heart to love, shifted…
Book Review: The Commensense Diet by Rujuta Diwekar is a must-read.
Review: “Some things are best learnt by living, not by telling.” This line from the book beautifully encapsulates the essence of Rujuta Diwekar’s insightful book, The Commensense Diet. Here, she…
Book Review: Another Day in Landour by Ruskin Bond is not just a book—it’s a feeling.
Review: Snakes and Ladders was a simple board game. In a way it was a preparation for life. Almost to the top, and then down to the bottom. And if…
Book Review: Swagata Naik’s 55 Days: Everyday Poetry and Art is a collection that doesn’t simply ask to be read, but to be felt.
Review: “With not a single touch nor a single whisper.With not half a smile nor the memory of a caress like feather.With not a kiss nor an embrace of love.Memories.…
Book Review: The Many Versions of Mrs. Sharma by Sangeeta Kampani is a must read.
Review: "She saw her life passing by…All adding up to that moment was most magical.The burden of expectations… somewhat eased." Life is rarely easy—especially for women. Dreams often find themselves…
I Read The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse, and it felt like homecoming.
‘Nothing beats kindness, it sits quietly beyond all things.’ Five years later, I read my favourite book, The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse, and it felt like…
Book Review: Stress to Zest by Aritra Sarkar is an insightful and empowering guide.
Review: “You know you’ll never be happy until that part of you has emerged into the light.” Stress is an undeniable aspect of modern life—persistent, multifaceted, and often overwhelming. While…
Book Review: Dr. Pulak Sahay’s A Bouquet of Poems explores the complex tapestry of life through heartfelt verses.
Review: ‘Little acts of courage, honesty and sacrifice, Qualities on which you can’t put a price. That is when the oyster of the eye conjures up a pearl. And after crossing the lower…
Book Review: Reflections of a Wandering Heart by Shilpi Goyal – a quiet refuge for the heart.
Review: ‘There's so much more across the fence,Since when did you lose the nerve to jump upon,There’s so much more to that book on your lap,Than the page you are…
Book Review: The DOSE Effect by TJ Power – A Refreshing Guide to Mental Well-Being.
Review: ‘We believe our aim in life is to accomplish our goals, but the best feeling actually comes from pursuing them.’ I recently came across an insightful post about this…