Book Review

Flawsome Lives in India by Pratyaya Jagannath is a fearless and witty satire that explores the contradictions of Indian society. Blending humour with hard-hitting truths, the book dives deep into the realities of middle-class life, social expectations, and institutional hypocrisy. It tackles themes like education pressure, casteism, gender roles, and managerial chaos through sharp, ironic storytelling. This brilliantly written book entertains while encouraging readers to question societal norms and reflect on everyday absurdities.

Born in Ruin by Shilpa Suraj is a powerful sequel in the Phoenix Series, blending suspense, romance, and emotional depth.
Ishaan and Mayukhi’s chemistry sizzles as they unravel dark secrets and take on abusive power structures.
With fierce banter, buried trauma, and a found family subplot, this book balances intensity with warmth.
A bold romance that challenges, heals, and sets the page on fire.

Hi God, How Are You? by Manoj Kumar Sharma is a powerful, introspective novel that explores faith, society, morality, and the impact of social media in today’s world. Through the unique story of a specially-abled girl who communicates with God while navigating digital judgment via a fictional app, the book raises deep philosophical and spiritual questions. With a mix of emotional depth, modern relevance, and thought-provoking storytelling, this novel invites readers to reflect on life’s purpose, belief systems, and ethical values in the tech age. A must-read for those who enjoy meaningful fiction that challenges societal norms.

With Operation Sindoor, the world witnessed India’s strength—and at its helm was PM Modi. But this bold action is just one piece of a bigger journey. The Seven I’s of Modi’s India captures a decade of transformation from 2014–2024 through seven themes: Infrastructure, Industrialisation, Innovation, Immunity, Ideology, Institution, and Identity.

From Tejas Express to Ram Mandir, GST to 5G, startups to Jan Dhan Yojna, the book traces India’s rapid growth. What makes it unique? It’s told through an NRI lens—comparing India’s progress with global systems and offering personal reflections. A crisp, insightful, and compelling read for anyone wanting to understand how India has evolved and where it’s headed.

Ascending in Adversity by Sneha Jain is a heartfelt collection of prose and poems that explores pain, betrayal, and resilience.
The book captures the raw reality of emotional struggles with simple yet powerful language that resonates deeply.
It’s a moving journey from darkness to hope, inspiring readers to find strength in the face of adversity.

This book is a comprehensive compilation of insights from 12 leading financial experts who demystify alternative investments and offer a deep dive into the future of finance. It’s not just a manual; it’s a strategic guide designed for both beginners and seasoned investors looking to expand their financial knowledge.

Discover the evolution of the English novel from its early days through the Victorian era to modern literary masterpieces. Explore key shifts in themes, genres, and the role of women writers that shaped English literature over the centuries

Living Without Him by Minerva Khajuria is a powerful, emotional journey through grief, pain, and recovery. It is a heartfelt exploration of how we, as individuals, confront the darkest moments of our lives and emerge stronger, more resilient, and more in touch with our true selves. Whether you are struggling with loss or simply need a reminder of the power of healing, Minerva’s story will offer you both comfort and inspiration.

Some books stay with you not because they offer comfort—but because they stir up chaos within you. The Vegetarian by Han Kang is one such novel. It has been a month since I closed the final page, and I’m still reeling from its absurdity, raw terror, and quiet, piercing madness.

This isn’t a book you simply read. You experience it. And when you do, it leaves you questioning everything—your society, your body, your choices, and even your sanity.

The Lost by Fatima Amin is a deeply emotional poetry collection that explores life’s struggles through betrayal, karma, and resilience. Divided into three heartfelt sections, the book captures the rawness of pain, consequences, and self-healing. Using vivid metaphors and personal reflections, Amin offers a mirror to society and the self. It’s a powerful journey of falling, breaking, and finding strength again.