There is a long time passed since I got the latest issue of the science magazine – Safari, yes we are talking about the January 2012 issue of the same. Since some of the busy days were there, I genuinely didn’t get a chance to review it properly and unless that is done, writing the review about the same was ... Read More »
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Reading and Writing by Sir V.S. Naipaul| Book Review
Sir Vidiadhar Surajprasad Naipaul’s name brings to our mind an image of an immensely successful writer. Born to an immigrant family of Indian origin in Trinidad (West Indies) on 17 August 1932, V S Naipaul moved to England in 1950 when he won the scholarship to study at Oxford. He started writing in early ’50s and over the years has ... Read More »
The ABC Murders by Agatha Christie | Book Review
Published in 1936, The ABC Murders added significantly to Agatha Christie’s fame as a genius of a crime-writer. The book is considered one of her best works and is a thrilling adventure from start to end.The book features Hercule Poirot in his full glory along with Arthur Hastings and Inspector Japp of Scotland Yard. The chase starts when Poirot receives ... Read More »
Reader’s Digest India | December 2011 Issue | Magazine Reviews
The last issue of Reader’s Digest India for the year 2011 was not only about taking a look to the year that passed but also about know more about the medical breakthroughs, Internet and much more. Read More »
Don 2 | Bollywood Hindi Movie | Review
Money and success are the ultimate truths and goals for any business and no two thoughts on the same. Meaning of success may be different for different people. In order to cash to money, in the film industry also there is a trend to follow the proven path. Sequels and prequels are part of the trend. Read More »
The Sittaford Mystery by Agatha Christie | Book Review
Published in 1931, “The Sittaford Mystery” by Agatha Christie is set in the tiny, isolated village in Dartmoor. A Mrs. Willet and her daughter has come to live at this outlandish place in dead of winter and are paying a very high rent for the house of Mr. Trevelyan. Read More »