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Listen To The Podcast: If you love to listen to the book review over reading, or if you want to go through it while doing other activity, here is our Podcast of this review article. Do listen, and share your thoughts with us. Spotify: YouTube: India is the largest democracy in the world. The name India is however given by ... Read More »

In most of the online directories, “Books” fall in “entertainment” category. However, if used properly, a book (or for that matter any media) can prove to be an effective medium of spreading awareness, knowledge or a genuine message. Parenting – is a complicated topic. There can be some general rules, but beyond that, every individual is unique in terms of ... Read More »

Varun Sayal is a fellow you like to get connected with. As far as we know him, he is a straight forward and genuine person who is a foodie too :). Well, only these are not the important attributes of him. He is a fantastic writer with a genuinely good imagination. I remember a conversation with my late grandfather during ... Read More »

Mahabharat or Mahabharata, the complex most epic around the world, is full of emotions, attributes and more importantly “lessons one should learn from“. Since ages, it inspired authors to not only take inspiration from the same but (urge a wish inside to) to retell it once in their lifetime. The retelling obviously has some of the differences in the plot ... Read More »

As you know, we love reading stories and we also love sharing our views on the books we read….I think that all great stories have that power to connect with its readers, to make us believe that the characters could be you or me, or we might know them amongst friends and family. We also like it when these characters ... Read More »

Mahabharata aka Mahabharat has something within it which made various creative fellows, mainly from India, curious to explore it in their own way. Mahabharat itself is a part of Jaya or JayaSamhita. It is said that Mahabharat contains everything which is found in the known (and possibly unknown too) world. Here are some of the known retellings/explorations of Mahabharat we ... Read More »