Category: Book Reviews
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Watershed 1967: India’s Triumph Over China Unveiled by Probal DasGupta in Watershed 1967
Dive into the riveting narrative of “Watershed 1967,” a compelling account by Probal DasGupta that unveils India’s forgotten triumph over China. Explore the dramatic battles, political intricacies, and international dimensions that shaped this pivotal moment in history. 📚🇮🇳🇨🇳 #MustRead
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Crafting a Welcoming Space: My Strategies for a Positive Blogging Environment from a Book Blogger’s View
Explore the essential elements of a positive blogging environment through a book blogger’s lens. From crafting thoughtful reviews to engaging in respectful discussions and creating inclusive content, discover actionable tips to foster a supportive community.
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From the Trenches: A Candid Review of Abhishek Singhvi’s Legal Commentary
From the Trenches is a book by Abhishek Singhvi, an eminent jurist, writer and parliamentarian, who talks about the most important cases he fought and the bigger questions of law and justice they pose. In this review, I will share my honest opinion on the book, its strengths and weaknesses, and its relevance for legal…
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An Insider Perspective on India’s Economic Transition: Review of Arun Jaitley’s Book ‘A New India’
In this in-depth review, gain unprecedented insights into India’s economic policies and growth story over the last 3 decades straight from the pens of key leaders shaping reforms. Former Finance Minister Arun Jaitley shares a candid, authoritative account of decisions guiding India’s rise as a global market force.
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Clayfaces: A Novel of Duality, Deception, and Redemption by Shiladitya Sarkar
Clayfaces is a novel by Shiladitya Sarkar, a writer, painter, and art critic, that explores the complex relationship between two brothers, a dwarf and a writer, who isolate themselves from the world and engage in a game of power and manipulation. The novel combines ingenuity, humour, and compassion to portray the human condition and the…
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White Crane, Lend Me Your Wings: A Historical Fiction of Tibet by Tsewang Yishey Pemba @niyogibooks
White Crane, Lend Me Your Wings is a posthumous novel by Dr Tsewang Yishey Pemba, who is considered to be the founding father of Tibetan-English literature. The novel is a historical fiction set in the Nyarong Valley of the Kham province of Eastern Tibet in the first half of the twentieth century. It is a…
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Dethroned by John Zubrzycki: Unraveling the Integration of India’s Princely States in 1947
Delve into the intricate tapestry of India’s post-independence era with “Dethroned” by John Zubrzycki. Explore the pivotal roles of Lord Mountbatten, Sardar Patel, and V.P. Menon in the integration process, navigating through challenges, conflicts, and controversies. Uncover the turning moments that shaped the destiny of millions, from the Mountbatten Plan to Operation Polo and the…
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Artificial Unintelligence – How Computers Misunderstand the World: Book Review
“Artificial Unintelligence – How Computers Misunderstand the World (The MIT Press)” is a thought-provoking book that critically examines the limitations and challenges of artificial intelligence. The author, Meredith Broussard, provides a historical overview of AI and its evolution, and argues that despite significant advancements, computers are still unable to understand the world in the same…
Between Stars & Silence 