Book Review: Tools and Weapons – A Manifesto for Data Democracy in the Digital Age
Importantly, the book stresses that data sharing must be guided by principles—privacy protection and secure data ownership chief among them. Smith draws
Radhika Shah Grouven: Breathing Life into Ancient Wisdom
After my early initiation by Swami Rama, I was flooded with profound spiritual experiences. Upon starting school, I began questioning the existence
Emirates Publishers Association Supports Young Emirati Publishers at Prestigious International Book Fairs
EPA’s participation in the Bologna Children’s Book Fair, running from March 31 to April 3, 2025, highlights the UAE’s growing presence in
Book Review: The Other Side of Diplomacy by Jayshree Misra Tripathi
Shashi Tharoor, in his foreword, notes that while the book may appear to be a simple collection of memoirs, it transcends that
Book Review: Lucid Lies by Shyam Babu – A Gripping Psychological Thriller
The theme of reality versus perception is central to Lucid Lies, and Babu weaves it seamlessly throughout the narrative. As Shruti’s world
Book Review: Boforsgate: A Journalist’s Pursuit of Truth by Chitra Subramaniam
The narrative begins with a look into Subramaniam’s life as an unseasoned reporter, newly married and expecting her first child, when the
A Cruise Through English’s Cosmos of Curiosities and Conundrums with Shashi Tharoor (Book Review)
The book’s 100-plus essays, drawn from his weekly column from Khaleej Times, are divided into 13 sections—beginning with various languages English has
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