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“After the Funeral” was first published in 1953 in UK with this title and in USA with the title “Funerals are Fatal“. Once again, Agatha Christie takes us to the realm of interconnected crimes and resourceful criminals who can use unplanned events for their gain. Book Title : After the Funeral Author : Agatha Christie Publisher : William Morrow Paperbacks ... Read More »

Upanishad (or Upanishada) is definitely one of the greatest treasure of stories which spread knowledge, wisdom and gives glimpses of the mankind’s quest for knowledge, truth and understand the mystery of life and (possible) afterlife. It starts with the precious words – हिरण्यमयेन पात्रेण सत्यस्यापिहितं मुखम्। तत्त्वं पुषन्नपावृणु सत्य धर्माय दृष्टये॥ Meaning: O Sun God, The Golden Vessel has concealed ... Read More »

We often said that making a movie for kids is not a kid’s job! If you want to delver a quality movie which is enjoyable and appealing at the same time and that also fit for the target audience (read, kids) is very tough job. There are a few such quality movies which are set as benchmark in the category ... Read More »

The February 2014 issue of Reader’s Digest magazine (India Edition) is out and here are my personal reviews for the same. The cover page show a frightened student who is a victim of bullying and there is a hint of an article about the same inside. Genuinely I feel that bullying and ragging are considered as crime. Like rape, they ... Read More »

The second issue of Safari – Science and Knowledge magazine from India – for the year 2014 hit the stand and here are our personal and informative reviews for the same. The cover page shows a graphic of passenger pigeon give Safari Magazine – February 2014 issue – Cover Page[/caption]ing us hint about an article about them. And there is ... Read More »

Published in 1944, “Towards Zero” revolves around the theory of how any crime takes shape. It is an old solicitor Mr. Treves, who explains it in his club in London as his “Towards Zero” theory. When we think of a crime, we think of the criminal act and its investigation, i.e., we start from the moment that the crime is ... Read More »