Category: Books
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A Critical Review of John Gray’s Post-Liberalism: Studies in Political Thought — Insights and Analysis
John Gray’s Post-Liberalism: Studies in Political Thought represents a landmark intervention in political philosophy, challenging foundational liberal assumptions while defending liberal institutions as a pragmatic inheritance. This review critically analyzes Gray’s application of value pluralism, his reinterpretation of Hobbes, and his deep skepticism toward Enlightenment universalism, revealing both the strengths and limits of his post-liberal…
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Undefeatable Krishna: A Modern Reflection on Timeless Wisdom and Inner Strength
Undefeatable Krishna by Shubha Vilas and published by Jaico Books offers a profound and poetic exploration of Krishna’s timeless wisdom, reinterpreted for today’s readers. This thoughtful review delves into the book’s humanized portrayal of divinity, deft narrative, and philosophical depth, making it a must-read for lovers of myth, philosophy, and spiritual resilience. A deep and…
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How to Fail at Almost Everything and Still Win Big: A Counterintuitive Blueprint for Success #BookReview
Scott Adams reveals how strategic failure, systems thinking, and talent stacking surpass passion and goals. Discover how embracing setbacks and managing energy lead to lasting success.
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Breaking New Ground: India’s First Global Recognition in Carbon Steel Sourcing
Panckaj N Umrania, Executive Director of KND Steel, makes history by authoring the world’s first book on carbon steel sourcing, earning recognition from the World Book of Records, London. This groundbreaking achievement establishes India as a thought leader in the global steel industry and provides comprehensive guidance for procurement professionals, automotive manufacturers, and metallurgical engineers…
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July Reading Journey: Four Books to Transform Your Perspective #BookishLeague @BohoBibliophile
This July, I’m embarking on a transformative reading journey through four carefully chosen books that explore love, healing, spirituality, and human resilience. From Gaby Hauptmann’s satirical romance to Gabor Maté’s groundbreaking insights on trauma, these diverse yet connected works promise to challenge assumptions and offer fresh perspectives on what it means to be truly human.
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Books That Changed Me: A Journey Through Meaning, Magic, and Quiet Strength
Some books enter your life as silent companions. Others, like these three, become maps that guide, provoke, and anchor you. Here’s how Man’s Search for Meaning, The Alchemist, and Quiet changed the way I think, feel, and live.
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Sonali Bendre Behl’s “A Book of Books” Announced by HarperCollins
HarperCollins India is thrilled to announce the upcoming publication of “A Book of Books” by the beloved author Sonali Bendre Behl! This non-fiction paperback explores the joy and importance of reading, offering recommendations for all ages and interests. Pre-order your copy now for its release on April 23, 2025!
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Kulbhushan Chaudhary’s Debut Book Love, It Was Never Meant for Me Launches with Emotion and Strength #BookLaunch
Kulbhushan Chaudhary’s debut book Love, It Was Never Meant for Me launched at Kunzum Books, South Delhi, leaving attendees deeply moved. With heartfelt speeches, a powerful reading session, and meaningful interactions, the evening became more than just a book launch—it became a moment of connection, reflection, and healing.
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The Girl on Fire Review: A Gripping Psychological Crime Thriller #bookreview
Devashish Sardana’s The Girl on Fire delivers a suspenseful and chilling crime thriller, following IPS Simone Singh as she investigates a string of brutal murders in Kullu. With psychological depth, unexpected twists, and a fierce female protagonist, this novel is a must-read for mystery lovers.
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Books That Made Me Go ‘What??’ An Odyssey of Literary Chaos #WriteAPageADay #1050
I reach the last page. Or so I think. It folds into another. And another. The story writhes, refuses to conclude, characters resurrect, plotlines unravel, an author laughs from the shadows. I try to close the book, but the pages flutter like a trapped bird, refusing to be caged, refusing to be finished.
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