book review
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Most of us have grown up listening to the tales from the Ramayana so reading Shubha Vilas’ “Rise of the Sun Prince ” is like revisiting one’s childhood with all the comfort that nostalgia brings with it.Shubha Vilas’ “Rise of the Sun Prince” takes one back to thenostalgic days of one’s childhood, back to granny’s Read more
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This review is a part of the biggest <a href=”http://blog.blogadda.com/2011/05/04/indian-bloggers-book-reviews” target=”_blank”> Book Review Program </a> for <a href=”http://www.blogadda.com” target=”_blank”>Indian Bloggers.</a> Participate now to get free books! Meet Amit Pratap Rathore, a barely 5 foot something child of privilege who is known for not sitting for his Board exams, abandoning his quest of Mount Everest, giving up Read more
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The Story: Every story begins with a dot and Siddhartha Tagore is the first dot in “Prisoner, Jailor, Prime Minister”. We first make his acquaintance as the newly sworn Prime Minister of India, in the early hours of the last day of 2016 in a very private, almost clandestine ceremony at Rashtrapati Bhavan. Within minutes Read more
Twenty- five Seven 