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Adolescence years are a very important part of our lives. They are responsible for building our characters. And, it is very important to get the right direction during these years. That’s why in the Bharatiya way of life, the study happened at the Gurukul. With the change of circumstances, of course, the way of living is also changed. Hostel life ... Read More »

Recently we got a chance to read – The Secret In My Blood – by author Akanksha Agarwal. It is a collection of poems written in a story-like manner. You can find our unbiased review for this book at: The Secret In My Blood | A Poems Collection By Akanksha Agarwal | Book Review We found the idea interesting. And, ... Read More »

Hi Friends, Allow me to introduce Nupur Anand. She is a journalist and writes for Reuters India. We, however, came to know about her through her book “Mehboob Murderer”. Published by “Om Books International”, “Mehboob Murderer” is a fantastic choice for thriller lovers. You can read our detailed book review for the same at: Mehboob Murderer by Nupur Anand | ... Read More »

Recently we got a chance to read – Our Love Story – by author Rohit Sharma. We found this book interesting. You can read our book review for this book at the link below: Our Love Story By Rohit Sharma | Book Review Reading the book intrigued us to know more about Rohit, and what could have been a better ... Read More »

Recently we got a chance to read – The Fragile Thread Of Hope – by debutante author Pankaj Giri. We found his writing fresh and interesting. You can read our book review for this book at the link below: The Fragile Thread Of Hope by Pankaj Giri | Book Review Reading the book intrigued us to know more about Pankaj, ... Read More »

Recently we got a chance to connect with Mr. Debasish Das. He wears many hats, we, however, came to know about him in the context of his book “Red Fort: Remembering the Magnificent Mughals“. The book is written by putting in tremendous efforts and thorough research work. Of course, there is a target readership for this book, however, if you ... Read More »