Category: Review

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  Book Review: Have You Met Me?

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  Book Review: Nawabs, Nudes, Noodles: India Through 60 Years of Advertising (10th Anniversary Edition)

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  Vedic Mathematics for Children by Rajesh Kumar Thakur: Ancient Techniques for a New Generation of Learners

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  Book Review: Dear Zahira, With Love by Sachin NG

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  Book Review: Register Me as Kulbhushan by Alka Saraogi

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  Book Review: Happy Go Funny: The Lighter Moments of Life

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  Book Review: Infant Emperor (Ponniyin Selvan Book 6)

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  Book Review: Problem Solving 101 by Ken WatanabeIn the Age of AI, Learning How to Think Matters More Than Ever

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  Book Review: Drown All the Refugees by Tabish Khair

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  The Shortest History of Scandinavia by Mart Kuldkepp

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  Backlash: When the Past Demands Justice

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  Conundrum: Netaji’s Life After Death by Anuj Dhar and Chandrachur Ghose

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  Book Review: Tales from My Heart

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  Book Review | The One and the Ninety-Nine by Luke Burgis

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  Book Review | Love That Was Meant for Me by Shai C.

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  Book Review | The Vijay Revolution: People Power & the Politics of Hope by Oswald Pereira

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  Book Review | How to Try Again by Steve Kamb

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  Mega Builds: The Colossal Projects Quietly Redesigning Humanity’s Future

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  Book Review | Heartland Rising by Javed Gaya

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  Reclaiming Chand Bibi: A Warrior Queen and the Many Lives of History

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  Next Gen CEO: 60 Lessons for Leaders in an Uncertain World by Mike Soutar

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  Beyond Gitanjali: Understanding the Many Worlds of Rabindranath Tagore

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  Book Review | The 100 Year Blueprint: How? by Dr Navin Gnanasekaran

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  Leadership Lessons from the Mahabharata, Ramayana and the Gita

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  Where Memory, Myth and Landscape Converge

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  Rethinking Anger in an Age of Outrage

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  Living the Gita in a Complex World

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  Book Review | Best of Sattvik Foods: The Art and Science of Complete Well-Being by Dr Hansaji Yogendra

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  The Divorce by Freida McFadden Review: A Twisty Tale of Betrayal, Obsession, and Dangerous Secrets

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  Review: Israel: What Went Wrong? — Omer Bartov’s Search for the Lost Promise of Israel

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  The Mountains Remember: A Review of The Tree With Eyes and Other Stories by Bela Negi

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  Book Review: Lost in Nightmare Valley

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  Book Review: Hitched or Ditched: 7 Secrets of Modern Relationships

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  Behind the Peacock Throne: The Human Story of the Mughals

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  Book Review: Folktales from Kashmir

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  Book Review: What to Make of a Life by Jim Collins

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  Book Review: A Room in Bombay – Manil Suri

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  Where Family Secrets Meet Supernatural Terror: Review of The Curse of the Maharani by Neil D’Silva

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  Book Review: Transforming India: Gamechanger in Action by Sudesh Verma

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  Review of When the Sikhs Conquered Delhi: How the Sikhs Defeated the Mughals by Arvinder Singh Brara

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  Book Review: The PQ Advantage: Why Passion Outranks Intelligence by Virender Kapoor

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  Book Review: The Mystery of Life: Humans Turning into Machines by Kartar Singh

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  Book Review: The Memory of Shadows and Other Folktales from the Northeast by Mijing Gwra Basumatary

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  Book Review: The Truth About Ruby Cooper by Liz Nugent

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  Review: Conquering the Chaos: Win in India, Win Everywhere by Ravi Venkatesan

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  Celebrating Ruskin Bond: The Storyteller Who Made the Ordinary Magical

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  A New History of India attempts an impossible task — and often succeeds impressively

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  The Infinity Machine Review: Inside the Mind—and Myth—of the Man Building AI’s Future

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  Book Review: Folktales from Tamil Nadu by Narayan Devanathan

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  Book Review: Build: An Unorthodox Guide to Making Things Worth Making by Tony Fadell

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  A High-Stakes Mythological Thriller That Keeps You Hooked Till the End

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  Book Review: The Foundation of a Fulfilling Life by Deepam Chatterjee

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  Book Review | Listening Closely to the Wild

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  A Daily Pause in a Restless World: The Book of Daily Brilliance Offers Gentle, Structured Self-Reflection

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  Penguin India Reissues Conquering the Chaos with New Introduction as India’s Business Moment Deepens

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  Dalit History Month: A Book That Moves Beyond the Usual Narrative

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  She Means Business: Stories That Redefine Enterprise, Courage and Care

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  Rites of the Starling Expands Devney Perry’s Fantasy World With Higher Stakes and Deeper Emotion

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  Book Review: The Shortest History of Innovation by Andrew Leigh

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  Revisiting Saratchandra: Stories That Still Feel Close to Home

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  Lilac by Preeti Shah — Four Women, One Storm, Many Truths

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  Kashi, Ujjain, and Kedarnath: A Cultural Journey

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  Book Review: Plato’s Athens by Carol Atack

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  Book Review: Kala Krishnan’s Poetry Collection (Westland Poetry Series)

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  Book Review: Chillies: A Global History by Heather Arndt Anderson

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  Teaching Money Before It Teaches Us: Why MoneyVilla Deserves a Place on Every Child’s Bookshelf

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  Review: Babasaheb Ambedkar: An Inspirational Life by Mukunda Rao

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  Nowhere People by Manoranjan Byapari: Lives That Refuse to Disappear

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  Unlock the Animal World: A Joyful Call to Compassion for Young Readers

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  Review: Dungeon Crawler Carl by Matt Dinniman

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  Review: A World Appears: A Journey Into Consciousness by Michael Pollan

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  Review: Trauma Nation by Nishtha Lamba

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  The Last Bench: Where a Childhood Learns to Sit Alone

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  A Flower That Holds a Civilization

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  Caste Pride: Battles for Equality in Hindu India by Manoj Mitta

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  Where Faith, Absurdity, and Imagination Collide: The Spellbinding Worlds of Paul Zacharia

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  Coconut: A Global History — The Story of a Fruit That Traveled the World

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  Book Review: Underdogs by Stephen Leather

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  Book Review: It’s All In Your Body: A Practical Roadmap to Healing Through Mind-Body Connection

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  Book Review: Holy Boy by Lee Heejoo

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  Breakpoint: The Crisis of the Middle Class and the Future of Work — A Data-Driven Warning on India’s Economic Crossroads

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  Book Review: A Touch of Genius: The Wisdom of India’s Nobel Laureates

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  When Truth Becomes Fiction—and Fiction Fights Back

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  Book Review: Death Comes To Matheran by Shabnam Minwalla

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  The Fibre Fix: Small Changes, Big Impact on Your Health

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  Book Review: The Haunted Doorway by Jay Alani & Neil D’Silva

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  New Book ‘ABC of Christianity for Kids’ Makes Faith Simple and Fun for Young Readers

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  Review: Extra-Ordinary – The Hidden Science Right Under Your Nose

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  ‘Freedom on Trial’: New Book Uncovers the Courtroom Battles That Shaped India’s Independence

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  “I Sold Soap on Local Trains. Now I Want to Change How You See Money”