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We have often mentioned that in our journey of reading books and sharing our unbiased reviews for the same, we got a chance to know about some fantastic talents. Well-known and yet-to-be-well-known, both. We thank our ancestors for providing us an environment that lure us to the hobddy of reading. And, then encouraging us at each and every step to ... Read More »

Ancient Indian literature is a treasure in itself. The beauty of the same is that you can look at it from any perspective, and you will always get something worth. Vedas, Puranas, Mahakavyas and other stuff actually are the collection of various learning streams and documentation of historical incidents weaved in an interesting manner. The tradition of telling and retelling ... Read More »

Recently we got a chance to read Dharma that comes with the tagline Decoding the Epics for a Meaningful Life. a book by one of the bestselling authors of India, Amish Tripathi, who co-authored it with his sister Bhavana Roy. Amish is known for setting a trend of re-telling ancient Indian stories by weaving them in the modern context. His ... Read More »

Bharatiya (that is Indian) culture is a magical tapestry. It is a perfect balance of science and philosophy. While most of the people believe that Dharma is religion and it is mostly about afterlife. It is not a correct definition. Dharma is much more than – religion. And the Bharatiya culture considers Dharm (Dharma), Arth (Artha), Kam (Kama) and Moksh(Moksha) ... Read More »

Our regular readers know that we love reading thrillers, especially the ones which are a good blend of ancient and modern times, having elements of Vedic scripture and modern scientific inventions in a balanced manner. And, when looking for a good book, we don’t discriminate between seasoned authors and newbies. Thus, we found so many remarkable talents over the decades. ... Read More »

India (that is Bharat) has the oldest functional civilization and culture. Gone are the times when the Indian subcontinent was considered backward by western countries and the ways of eating, living, praying, storytelling and spirituality are considered backward. The glasses of the western spectacles started having a clean-up job and people around the globe started seeing the true potential of ... Read More »