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Anandmath by Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay (Chatterjee) – Summary, Themes, Plot and a General Overview

“Anandamath,” written by Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay and released in 1882, is a monumental piece of Bengali literature. The novel intricately weaves together the fervour of Indian nationalism with spiritual asceticism.…

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Strategies for Transition to Clean Energy Supply Chains by Irshadullah Asim Mohammed, a review

In the contemporary world, where global industries stand at a critical juncture between economic growth and ecological responsibility, Strategies for Transition to Clean Energy Supply Chains by Irshadullah Asim Mohammed…

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Latest trends in research by Indian scholars show love for Indian literature… is it good? Or we need more?

What more can we ask for? Anyone will ask naturally if I repeat what I just wrote in the title of this article. It is that kind of reaction anyone…

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Let’s have an Indian interpretation of Indian and the world literature – Alok Mishra

“It is generally believed that literature knows no boundaries. It is for everyone – a person sitting with Man-Friday or a celebrity enjoying in Hollywood valley or someone just struggling…

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To the Lighthouse by Virginia Woolf – Review

Modernist Novels, in the times these were modern, were different in tone and nature. However, today, their worth and appeal have changed dramatically. It is because of time and space…

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India, The West, and International Order – Review

Book: India, The West, and International Order Author: Kanti Bajpai, Siddharth Mallavarapu (editors) Publisher: Orient BlackSwan Year: 2019 Pages: 332 Genre: Non-fiction Ideal Readers: Academic Researchers, Experienced Readers Rating: 7/10…

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Hutchinson’s Dictionary of Difficult Words – Review

Hutchinson’s wonderful book Dictionary of Difficult Words is a book that can accompany any conscious and egoistic vocabulary buff who is into the sophistication of language (English to be concise)…

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Sense and Syllogism: Logic in Life – Aparna Tulpule – Review

There have been the days when I read books that were almost academic. However, there are academic or almost academic books that make you realise, once you begin reading those,…

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Physical Geography by K. Siddhartha – review

Book – Physical Geography Author – K. Siddhartha Publisher – Kitab Mahal First Published – 2017 Pages – 868 Ideal for – Geography students, competitive exam aspirants and IAS aspirants…

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All About IAS Interview – Review – ideal for UPSC aspirants

Title: All About IAS Interview Authors: K. Siddhartha & Vedant Ojha Published by: Kitab Mahal Number of Pages: 268 Genre: Non-fiction, competitive exam books Suitable for: UPSC aspirants As an…