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Book Review: Call It Coincidence by Nona Uppal – a heartwarming, contemporary romance.
Review I just love how the ocean looks at night. It just makes me feel like I don’t know, No problem of mine is big…
Book Review: You Had Me At Annyeong by Malini Banerjee – A Delightfully Chaotic, Romantic Escape with K-Drama Vibes
Review “Choose. Choose what matters to you.” If Timira read this review, she would probably grin and say, “Main apni favourite hoon… aur ab aapki…
Honoured to Receive the Literary Impact Creator of the Year Award at EduConnect Expo 2025
There are moments in a creator’s journey that feel like gentle reminders that you are on the right path, doing meaningful work, and touching lives…
Book Review: Tale of Lanka by Sai Sree Harsha Aggaraju – A Rich, Layered Mythological Masterpiece
Review “Let your loyalty not be swayed by old prejudices, but by the will of the throne and the well-being of our people.” For now,…
Book Review: Too Good To Be True by Prajakta Koli – A Sweet, Refreshing Romance.
Review “Never make yourself believe less about what you do. You work hard because you like being independent and want to support yourself while you…
Book Review: The Startup Founder’s Guide to Digital Marketing by Pramod Maloo – Best Beginner-Friendly Marketing Book
Review “Always adjust your content style to match the audience’s mindset on each platform.” This has always been one of my core rules. A single…
Book Review: Emotions: The Juice of Life by Sadhguru- A Gentle Guide to Awareness and Inner Growth
Review ‘Emotionally, when you break the barriers of who you are, you can call it love. That is the yoga of love or yoga of…
Book Review: Lightning in a Shot Glass by Deepanjana Pal – Rich, layered, witty, and soaked in the spirit of Mumbai.
Review “Yeah, she is lightning in a shot glass. Because lightning in a shot glass is more of a miracle than lightning in a bottle…
What Are You Reading? – Monthly Column
Welcome to the Monthly Reading Column, a space where real readers share the stories they’re currently immersed in and the ones they wholeheartedly recommend. Each…
Interview with Rheaa Noor- Author of Lanterns for the Dark
About The Author Rheaa Noor is a poet and novelist whose writing lives in the space between ache and tenderness. Her work is rooted in…
Book Review: From Darkness to Light by Sanchari Ghosh – A Powerful Story of Resilience & Spiritual Awakening
Review To move forward on the path of moksha, we must overcome the triangle of money and desire. Money, after all, must be earned through…
Book Review: Lanterns for the Dark by Rheaa Noor – A Tender Companion Through the Unseen
Review “You left, my love, yet the sky remained,and through its quiet I was named,not just the girl who watched you go,but the one who…
Book Review: A Shimla Affair by Srishti Chaudhury – A Story Worth the Hype
Review As the quote says, “One can plan all they like, but the course of our lives has been charted long ago. All one can…
Book Review: The Forever Green Lore and Legends of Kerala by Sreekumari Ramachandran
Review I’ve always been fascinated by the stories from Kerala; they’ve mesmerised me for as long as I can remember. There’s something mysterious and magical…
Book Review: No One Knows Anything by Shreyans Kanswa -A Profound Journey of Unlearning
Review “Who knows? What is success? What’s gone by is beautiful, what’s coming is beautiful. What’s happening right now? I don’t know. It’s just life…
Interview with Gopalan Srinivasan – Author of Musings of Mannarkoil Professor
About The Author I was born in Mannarkoil village in Tirunelveli district of Tamil Nadu, India. After completing my early education at St. Xavier’s High…
Interview with Pinki Bakshi – Author of The Song of Our Bond
About The Author Pinki Bakshi is a storyteller at heart and loves to navigate through the complex emotions of people and the poetry of life…
Book Review: Happiness Happens by Robin Singh – Happiness for Those Who Have Everything Else
Review “Don’t do to others what you wouldn’t want done to you, and help others in ways you’d want to be helped.” This line stayed…