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Recently I came across a book named Garuda and the Serpents: Stories of Friends and Foes from Hindu Mythology by author Arshia Sattar. The book proves that religion (of the author) has nothing to do with the knowledge (he/she possess). Though, I found many of the elements of various stories are explored quite differently than I know, but at the ... Read More »

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It has been a little while since we’ve talked about Baahubali: The Lost Legends (Season 3). So, let us continue our quest to explore it and share our views and reviews for the episode 3 of the same which is titled as Children Of The Trees. TV Serial : Baahubali – The Lost Legends Season : Season 3 28 April, ... Read More »

Hi Friends, Allow me to introduce Hariharan Raju, the author of Barbarika. Barbarika is a Science Fiction weaved in mythology and its roots are traced into – the Mahabharata – the greatest epic the mankind is aware of. You can read our detailed and unbiased book reviews for the same at: Barbarika by Hariharan Raju | Book Reviews While Mahabharata ... Read More »

Recently we’re approached by Medha Nagur to let us know about her book The last Seychelles Flame and we’ve decided to read it and share our unbiased book reviews for the same with you all :). From our team, I got a chance to read it and the review is unbiased and uninfluenced by all means, as always. Book Title ... Read More »

Recently when we were approached by Notion Press about Handwritten Letters in the Bookstore: Conversations in Every Heart Via Forgotten Art by Rimple Sanchla ; we were curious to explore it. The title of the book is quite interesting and so does the punchline. And, the fact that the book explores a musical journey as mentioned on the Book back ... Read More »