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Book Review: What’s Your Price, Mr. Shivaswamy? by M.R. Dattathri – An Engaging Story of Trust, Legacy & Relationships.
Review: “If you seek the right response, you must post the right question.” “Only those with unwavering faith in reaching another boat should dive into…
Grief and gratitude, I feel, are two sides of the same coin.
We hold gratitude in our hearts, yet grief humbles us, reminding us of the pain we cannot tell anyone, the ache we cannot fully express. …
Interview with Prerna Gulrajani – Author of The Designer
About The Author Prerna writes books and articles on a diverse spectrum of fiction and non-fiction subjects. Having turned her addiction to reading into a…
Rich and Emotional, Finding Home Again by Richa Sharma is a Masterpiece – Book Review
Review: “I carry a hint of every place I have lived in.” Some books stay with us a little longer. They ask us to slow…
Interview with Sameer Sankhe – Author of Make them Love It.
About The Author Sameer Sankhe is a leading voice in AI-driven transformation, having spearheaded digital revolutions at major Indian conglomerates and fast-scaling startups. As the serial…
Interview with Suresh U. Kumar – Author of Girl in Scarlet Hijab
About The Author Dr Suresh U. Kumar is an Indian-American author of the highly acclaimed novel Girl in the Scarlet Hijab. He is a 5x…
When Designs Meet Drama: Book Review of The Designer by Prerna Gulrajani
Review: It had been a while since I read a good courtroom drama, and The Designer by Prerna Gulrajani brought back everything I enjoy about…
Book Review: On the Banks of the Pampa by Volga translated by Purnima Tammireddy.
Review: “What does the universe lose if we don’t exist?” This one line made me pause, reflect, and rethink everything. How a seemingly simple question…
Book Review: Make Them Love It by Sameer Sankhe – a must-read on AI, innovation, and leadership.
Review “Execution is not part of the game; it is the game.” This isn’t just a powerful quote—it’s the foundation of Sameer Sankhe’s Make Them…
Book Review: The Book of Clarity by Paras Chopra – A Practical Guide to Startup Success
Review: “This book requires thinking.” The very first line of the book sets the tone perfectly, and it couldn’t be more accurate. It instantly piqued…
7 Must-Read Books That Made June Unforgettable
June came with some unforgettable reads. Some were light and comforting like a quiet monsoon evening, others pierced deep, lingering in my thoughts long after…
Interview with Shreya Mathur Saxena – Author of I Chose to Begin Again.
About The Author Shreya Mathur Saxena was born in the 90s in the lake city of Rajasthan, Udaipur. Much of her childhood was spent reading…
An Unputdownable Mystery: Maya Dead and Dreaming by Lana Sabarwal – Book Review
Review: “Nothing is more unforgivable than not playing nice. Nothing worse than a little bit of honesty.” Some books keep us awake long into the…
Interview with Tanisha Tiwari – Author of I will win the war
About The Author Tanisha Tiwari is an author, journalist, and content manager hailing from the spiritual capital of India, Varanasi. She graduated in Journalism and…
Shadow by Yash Bapat – Book Review | A Gripping Tale of Love, Trauma & Psychological Drama
Review: “I know how good intentions can be misinterpreted.” This one line perfectly sums up the essence of Shadow —a captivating, emotionally layered story that…
Trust the Universe: My Soulful Leap from the Edge at Jumpin Heights
I had planned it for my birthday—the big leap, quite literally. But life, as always, had other plans. The day slipped away into something else,…
Birthday by the Ghats: A Quiet Ganga Aarti in Rishikesh
After the magnificent darshan at Badrinath, with my heart still echoing the chants and blessings of the mountains, we returned to Dehradun. But my soul…
July is for Journaling: Here begins our #positiveeverydayy Challenge July Edition
July marks the perfect time to pause, reflect, and nurture your inner world — and what better way to do that than through the simple,…