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Devi: Volume 1 | Book Review – Tara Mehta Ki Oolti Duniya
It has been eons since Indian comic book lovers got a decent female superhero who is a not just a sidekick or used as a...
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MC Mary Kom’s Autobiography ‘UNBREAKABLE’ Officially Launched By Amitabh Bachchan
M.C. Mary Kom, who bought laurels for the country in the Olympics, has been saluted legendary by none other than megastar Amitabh Bachchan himself, for...
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India’s Military Conflicts And Diplomacy – An Inside View of Decision Making | Book Review
“History is a catalogue of mistakes. It is our duty to profit by them.” -Liddle Hart Gauging from the title of the book; it could...
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Apocalypse Now: Ramayan 3392 AD #1 – Graphic Novel Review
Circa 3392, the world as we know it has turned into a dystopian landmass of terror and hopelessness. Only two warring continents have survived to...
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‘Riding The Wave’ – By Mini Menon | Book Review
Aptly resonant in the book’s title, Riding The Wave is a story of seven big guns in India’s business scenario who have used the changing...
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‘Hair Yoga’ by Jawed Habib | Book Review
This book doesn’t warrant a review basically. It’s not a biographical account of the most popular Indian hair-dresser, but rather, Jawed Habib’s book is a...
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‘Gods, Kings & Slaves : The Siege Of Madurai’ by R. Venketesh | Book Review
It’s been pouring historical and mythological fictions lately, and there are quite a few that really stand out from the rest. R. Venketesh’s book Gods,...
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‘The Scatter Here Is Too Great’ by Bilal Tanweer | Book Review
Ever seen a bullet-smashed windscreen? The hole at the center becomes an eye. You see less through it but you gain focus, sharpness. That’s how...
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Grant Morrison’s “18 Days” | Book Review – Mythology That Is Ahead Of Its Time
Ever since I read an article in the papers about Grant Morrison embracing the great Indian epic ‘The Mahabharata’ and concocting his own version through...
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The Aryavarta Chronicles | Book 1 : Govinda & Book 2 : Kaurava | Review
Mahabharata, the great epic has been told and retold many times over, but with the Aryavarta Chronicles, Krishna Udayasankar has achieved the most imaginative form...
