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Abhimanyu

Abhimanyu: The legendary young warrior

As a Hindu growing up listening to India’s two great and ancient rip-roaring epic tales, I have always been fascinated by each character. So how can anyone not be fascinated by the richness of the characters in Ramayana and Mahabharata? Mahabharata, especially, holds a special place in every Hindu’s heart. The Pandavas, the Kauravas, and […]

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Anirudh Talwar, is no exception. I just finished reading it and cannot resist but pen down my thoughts on this fantastic author’s take

Anirudh Talwar: A tale of lonely love

It is no secret that I have been a huge fan of Anushka’s work for some time now. I have always loved her unique style of writing and the way she weaves together stories in a way that makes me feel as if I am right there, experiencing everything she describes first-hand. Her latest short […]

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Review: Banged in Bangalore

Review: Banged in Bangalore

Love hits you in the most unpredictable ways and at an unexpected time. Even though the other person loves you silently, you are bound to feel the warmth, love, and affection. That’s the magical power of love. But it is often said that “what comes easy doesn’t stay long.” Seems like it applies to love […]

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Book Review: Taped – A hard found love

By Navya D. Trust, respect, affection, honesty, transparency, and intimacy – both emotional and physical, are the least sought in any relationship, especially in a relationship that drives you bonkers over each other. Isn’t it insane that love knows no bounds, neither time nor distance and it transcends all boundaries just to experience the affection […]

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Calling all witches

5 Books with witches and wizards

By Navya D. Are your kids…Nah.. are you a fan of stories with witches and wizards? We have come a long way from Harry Potter, the first story that evoked our interest in magic, witches, and wizards. For a Harry Potter fan, who is already brewing potions, casting spells, and vrooming the broomsticks, stories with […]

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Book Review: ‘Women Who Misbehave’

By Shivika Nanda Don’t be shocked by the title when you first see it. This book is meant for all of us because everyone who reads will find a ‘misbehaving woman’ who they can relate to, who they love and adore for being an unapologetic being. This book is a collection of ten short stories […]

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Ten Years of Fifty Shades of Grey

By Shivika Nanda This book is a class apart for me. While it has got quite a few mixed reviews, the love and hatred for this novel is widely spread respectively. It’s a book meant for mature audiences. It is straightforward, unconventional and a little different from the usual romance novels out there. When college […]

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The Palace of Illusions by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni

By Shivika Nanda If you are looking for a book on Indian Mythology then this is by far the finest and the most outstanding one. The Palace of illusions by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni is a rendition of the epic Mahabharata told from the perspective of Draupadi. It is a beautiful retelling of the timeless Indian […]

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Two Mark Manson Books You Care To Give A F*ck!

By Shivika Nanda Save your precious little time mates because it’s time to start giving a f*CK! Yes, you read it right. This book is not about ‘not caring’ as the title suggests. On the contrary, the essential theme of the novel is about finding that one specific area that one wholeheartedly wants to prioritise […]

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Datebook by Anushka Mehta – A must-read guide on Dating.

By Pranjali Wakde The word ‘Dating’ has so many connotations for different people that it is next to impossible to fit it into a specific denotation. Simply speaking though, dating is where two people come together and decide whether the person is suitable to spend your whole life with. And yet, it is not as […]

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