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Wild Himalayas – The Haunting Magic of Mountains on Nature and History 0
- Art and Literature, Book Review
- April 30, 2020
The book appears like an aesthetic environmental read at first glance and a scientific or a geological journal as one traverses further.
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Another Walk Across Mansions and Moors of Jane Eyre 0
- Art and Literature, Book Review
- December 25, 2019
The book describes the journey of a fervent orphan Jane who gradually metamorphoses into a benevolent, sensitive, and an independent young woman.
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Kasturi – In Pursuit of the Journey Within 0
- Art and Literature, Book Review
- October 31, 2019
Sarah’s poems depict strict verbal economy, modesty, and absence of formal literary practices. Each verse is delineated and images are formed in it with sharp, crisp, and minimal strokes.
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An Insight Into the World of A Spy 0
- Art and Literature, Book Review
- September 4, 2019
The autobiography of Mohanlal Bhaskar named Main Pakistan Mein Bharat Ka Jasoos Tha is one such work that provides minutiae about the lifetime of a spy such as officials involved, legal hassles, and military procedures.
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Last Night I Dreamt of Manderley Again 0
- Art and Literature, Book Review
- May 30, 2019
Mention Rebecca to me anytime and the first line by the protagonist has an immediate recall, ‘last night I dreamt I went to Manderley again.’
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An Ancient Treatise for Contemporary Morals 0
- Art and Literature, Book Review
- May 8, 2019
For nationalists fighting against colonial dominion, Chanaykya’s literature became an epitome of historical antiquity, astute statecraft, and intellectual heritage.
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