Tag Archives: Inspirational

The best perks of being a professional book reviewer and that too being associated with honest and unbiased book reviewers at ThinkerViews includes “getting exposed to the books of various genres”. Our association with FingerPrint! Publishing house is quite strong now. They keep providing us some interesting books. One of such books we got from them is Make Your Own ... Read More »

As per the Hindu way of living, there ultimate four goals one has to achieve in his/her life. They are Dharma, Artha, Kama, and Moksha. While many consider some of these goals better than others, actually all of them are equally important. The wise ancestors and Rishis gave almost a kind of code of conduct one can follow in the ... Read More »

Browsing through the new book releases for 2020, we came across Pankaj Giri’s debut book – The Fragile Thread of Hope. We found the book interesting as it is set in Gangtok and we thought it will give us glimpses of the Nepalese language and culture in Sikkim as well as being noteworthy in the Amazon ‘Pen-to-Publish’ competition. Book Title ... Read More »

Sudha Murty – the name is enough. She needs no introduction. She is a rare combination of traditional Indian values merged with the modern mindset. The facts about her are well known and whatever I am writing in her regards will be nothing else but repeating the information. So, I simply want to summarize as: I like and admire her ... Read More »

As the world has changed around us, the stories we tell reflect that different world. There are more and more voices airing how the lives of people in various corners of India are also changing with new opportunities and still to some extent appear unchanged at the fundamental level of beliefs. The popular, mainstream writers have managed to capture the ... Read More »

Recently we came to know about Ilu (ईलू) – a short story by Kamal Upadhyay. Kamal Upadhyay’s book Lankapati Ka Loktantra is a satire on the current time and political system. Though published a few years ago, it is still relevant and will remain relevant (I wish, the system and society are changed so much that the book become irrelevant ... Read More »