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  • Embracing the Unknown In Delhi

    Embracing the Unknown In Delhi

    Gifted “Delirious Delhi” in 2014, I rediscovered it during Döstädning. Dave Prager’s journey reflects Delhi’s evolution from asthma capital to vibrant chaos. His phases, from feeling like a pioneer to embracing local quirks, highlight the city’s charm. The book, a rollercoaster of experiences, reveals Delhi’s hidden gems and cultural richness

  • Madam Sir’s Unconventional Odessey Through A Conventional World.

    Madam Sir’s Unconventional Odessey Through A Conventional World.

    Dive into the captivating world of “Madam Sir,” where Manjari Jaruhar, an unfettered spirit, takes you on her incredible journey from a traditional Indian girl to a trailblazing IPS officer. With grace and determination, she defies norms, breaks barriers, and leaves an indelible mark on generations.

  • Tunnel Of Varnavat– book review

    Tunnel Of Varnavat– book review

    The Pandavas had to be protected from Duryodhana’s intention of burning them down. The Onus of this was on Surangraj Badri.

  • Book Review – Love and Longing in Bombay

    “So now that began to develop into a full-fledged shouting match of its own, and all in all it was soon a full-scale old-style Bombay tamasha, with people watching from every balcony and window in every building, up and down the road, laughing and giving advice and yelling at each other.”

  • Two Murders and some Bitcoins.

    Two Murders and some Bitcoins.

    Bitcoin is the ultimate expression of trust in the power decentralized networks.

  • Try and You will know.

    Try and You will know.

    If you have never tried it you will never know. When this book was offered to me I was looking at something of self help book that could help my patients. When it did, arrive I was a bit confused. It turned out to be a romance, with a half hearted coming of age and…