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How Leaders Decide: Tackling biases and risks in decision-making by Harjeet Khanduja – Book Review

Business books are wonderful to read once you are affected with a passion… inspired by ideas randomly and set a goal for yourself that requires dedication mixed with madness and…

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Love, Romance, Marriage – and the fiction this mixture can make!

Love has mostly been at the centre of literature. A small twist in the plot or a grand theme, love has played its part in making some of the best…

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A Dark Love Story by Shairoz K. Anwarali: Book Review

Let’s get straight into the book. Shairoz K. Anwarali’s novel is a love story between two young people – Ella and Parker. However, as you get into the depth of…

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India Positive Citizen by Savitha Rao – Book Review

India Positive Citizen: Building A Great Nation, one India positive action at a time is a recently published book written by Savitha Rao, a popular advocate-activist who has been inspiring…

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The World’s Oldest, Most Powerful Secret Society | Book Review

Anand Arungundram has come up with his first title in The Journey series, a series of fantasy novels – The World’s Oldest, Most Powerful Secret Society. This is a very quick,…

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The Great Indian Bust: A Coming of Age Fiction – Review

Novel: The Great Indian Bust: A coming of age fiction Authored by: Rishabh Bhatnagar Publication Company: Amazon Kindle Published: 2019 Available in: Kindle Ebook Associated Genres: Coming of age fiction,…

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The Kumbh Travelogue: 2019 – A Photo Journey by Anuj Tikku – Review

“It was relentless as a sea of saffron descended on the holy banks igniting a spiritual frenzy. Yes, this was our great Vedic culture in all its colours embracing the…

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Janardhan Talbot – Vol I – Review

Mohan Timmaraju’s debut fiction, Janardhan Talbot, is set against the backdrop of pre-independent India. The first freedom struggle of 1857 lingers across the storyline and the protagonist, Janardhan, tries to…

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Mumtaz and Taj Mahal – Review

So, what have you been reading in recent days? I have been finishing two books that I had started, one by one. First, I finished a book by Thomas Hardy…

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Elephants in the Room by Suraj Laxminarayanan – Review

What are you reading these days, readers? Are you reading some ordinary romance that’s mostly the authors do these days? Are you reading some unconventional spiritual books like A Thousand…