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Give Your Heart a Break by Anuj Tiwari

While most contemporary Indian books that I come across talk about love, friendship and romance, there are certain books that do much more; that delve deeper into the issues that really plague our society.In a way, such books (because they enjoy mass readership) help change the social outlook toward...

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Between You and Me by Atul Khanna

Nonfiction has always been a genre that I look forward to and luckily, if the book that I am reading concerns society and politics, then I am in for a treat.It will be safe to say that in between all those mushy romances, tragic dramas, scintillating thrillers and spine-chilling horrors, I do read a...

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Tulsiprasad Bandhopadhyay: The Next MLA! by Sudeep Satheesan

After a long time, I had the opportunity to pick up a humour book. And that meant that I was really looking forward to the break from my usual reading mix of thriller, contemporary and nonfiction.‘Tulsiprasad Bandhopadhyay: The Next MLA! is a book that is unique in content and manages to tickl...

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Vivien’s Heavenly Ice Cream Shop by Abby Clements

I was recently in Delhi, India and a trip to the national capital doesn’t come without the most important pilgrimage – the Maha Kumbh for all book lovers. Yes, I was at the Sunday book market at Daryaganj and it was there in one of those little footpath stores that I discovered this gorg...

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Survival by Anuj Tikku

More often than not we find ourselves buckled down by the many challenges that life throws our way. It’s true that life cannot be the same always and sorrows are an as integral part of our lives as much as joys are.But what should one do when life seems a lot more difficult than it really is? ...