What We Cannot Know by Marcus Du Sautoy
What we cannot know is an incredible book by Oxford Professor Marcus Du Sautoy. He takes you to the edges of different dimensions of...
Ganjahon ki Goshthi by Saket Suryesh
Ganjahon ki Goshthi is like a breath of fresh air that brings back the era of satire in Hindi Literature. If you follow the...
The Last Avatar – Age of Kalki by Vishwas Mudagal
The Last Avatar is the first book in the planned trilogy ‘Age of Kalki’ by author Vishwas Mudagal. I had earlier read his debut...
Kumbha – Traditionally Modern Mela by Nityananda Misra
Kumbha – The traditionally modern Mela takes you through the journey that this fascinating festival of humanity is. Thanks to the author and the...
Wonder Words by Rituparna Sarkar
Wonder Words is a compilation of few untranslatable words from around the world by visual artist Rituparna Sarkar. I am someone who enjoys etymology...
Nine Nights of the Goddess – The Navaratri Festival
Nine Nights of the Goddess – a compilation of the essays on Navaratri celebrations across South Asia promised to take me through the different...
Dharmendra – A Biography by Rajiv Vijayakar
Dharmendra has been active in Indian cinema for almost 6 decades. That is a long time for any active career. More so in a...
Swami in a Strange Land by Joshua M Greene
Swami in a Strange Land is the Biography of A. C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada.
I grew up in a time when the Hare Krishna movement...
Life Lessons from Adi Shankara by Nanditha Krishna
You are Supreme Light – Life lessons from Ad Shankara is a small book which kind of gives you Adi Shankara in a nutshell....
Reading Raghuvamsham Mahakavya by Kalidasa
Why are we still taught Shakespeare and not Kalidasa in Indian Schools? Lately, I heard this question a lot. So, I decided to attempt...
