Dalai Lama’s Upcoming Book Reflects on Tibet’s Unresolved Struggle
This new book marks a significant departure from the Dalai Lama’s typically spiritual and philosophical works, offering a candid and personal account
Rushdie’s ‘The Satanic Verses’ Sparks Renewed Interest in India
Shortly after the ban was lifted, the demand for the book surged in India due to its availability now. Many literary enthusiasts,
Breaking Bias: Gynaecologist Highlights Changes in Gender Perceptions
In the persisting malpractice of gender selection and perceptions about family, the author believes that education is pivotal in addressing and correcting
Mythology in Harappa: Devdutt Pattanaik Bridges Ancient Art and Ideas
Pattanaik’s process involves organising information, classifying it, and drawing connections. “I pay close attention to the sequence of chapters and the table
‘Freedom at Midnight’ Continues: Refugee Crisis Storyline Confirmed for Season 2
Advani was in Goa to participate in the recently concluded market Film Bazaar, which was part of the ongoing International Film Festival
Shubhangi Atre Embraces the Smell of Books
Shubhangi mentioned that though fewer people read books these days, there are still book lovers out there…reports Asian Lite News Ahead of
Banaras Lit Fest Seeks Entries for First Book Awards 2025
Banaras Lit Fest Kalidas Award for Scheduled Indian Language amounting to Rs 51,000, and Bhartendu Harishchandra Lifetime Achievement Award of Rs 1
Regina Linke Revives Ancient Chinese Art with ‘The Oxherd Boy’
Regina shared her train of thoughts and what sailed her through this apparent discouragement to make a mark in this tradition of
‘Perspectives on Leadership’ by Dr. Mythili Kolluru
Perspectives on Leadership: A Knowledge Oman Story is a must-read for anyone interested in learning about the power of voluntary organizations and how
BOOKSHELF: The Fertile Earth
Rao’s narrative is both fiercely political and deeply romantic, offering a vivid portrayal of the era’s social hierarchies and the fervent desire