Tag Archives: Views

Amish Tripathi is back with another book – Scion Of Ikshvaku. This time he tries to explore the tale of Lord Rama in his signature style. In order to make the things more contemporary, he tries to humanise the mythological character. Book Title : Scion Of Ikshvaku Author : Amish Tripathi Genre : Mythology retold Publisher : Westland Ltd. (22 ... Read More »

The August 2015 issue of Safari– a knowledge and science magazine from India – is out quite on time, and here are our views and reviews on the same. First of all we would like to mention that Safari magazine completes 35 years. And they deserve our hearty congratulations and more importantly appreciation for the same. It is very tough ... Read More »

Baahubali: The Beginning is an Indian movie by director S. S. Rajamouli which is made simultaneously in Hindi, English, Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam. The movie was released on 10th July 2015 and met with the immense success commercially and critically. Movie : Baahubali: The Beginning Director : S. S. Rajamouli Produced by : Prasad Devineni, Shobu Yarlagadda Story by : ... Read More »

The July 2015 issue of Reader’s Digest (India Edition) is quite on time and here are our views and reviews for the same. The editorial is very important part of any magazine or newspaper as it serves as a bridge between the reader and the editor. Editor Mohan Sivanand raise an important point. He talks about cheating, lie, abuse and ... Read More »

Recently we got an opportunity to interview Mr. Uday Satpathy, the author of Brutal. Brutal – his debut book is unique in a sense that it is possibly first crowd-curated book from India. (To know more about it, visit Bloody Good Book.) The book is scheduled to be published on 5th August 2015. Uday is a Sales Manager who possess ... Read More »

The July 2015 issue of Safari, a knowledge and science magazine from India, Gujarati Edition, hit the market on time. Here are our Views and reviews for the same. Though each of the issues of the magazine are independent and complete in its own. This issue definitely reminds you of May 2015 issue of the same. There are many similarities, ... Read More »