Book Review by Kumail Fatima   Abstract “Ikigai” is a Japanese term that means the “art of living”, it refers to the practice of living a purposeful life with respect to a person’s sense of the self. Ikigai is a perfect example of a self help bo...

Book review by Souvik Mukherjee   Abstract History is often described as a boring drag, with too many names and dates to remember. But if written in the right way, it opens a treasure trove of larger-than-life stories with colourful characters, ...

Book Review by Suranya Sengupta Abstract Bhoj Raj Singh Sisodiya (1495 – 1526) as he is known in the history and folklores of Mewar, a province of Rajasthan, was the first born son and heir apparent of Rana Sangram Singh who fought with Babur i...

  Book Review by Md Ali Imran Abstract Gujarat Files: Anatomy of a Cover Up, is a self-published, brave work of 26 years old journalist Rana Ayyub, who in 2010 went to Gujarat and lived undercover in dangerous circumstances, risking her life to ...

Deepak Kumar Gupta In his widely influential book, A Theory of Justice, John Rawls lays down two essential principles of justice which are to act as a foundation and precursor to a just society, ensuring equal liberty and fair opportunities for all, ...

Book Review by Noonny Khuman Abstract The Great Gatsby, is the third novel by F. Scott Fitzgerald, it was published in 1925. The book is narrated by Nick Carraway, a Midwest graduate of Yale University who travels to New York after World War I to pur...

By Sivapriya.U.K Abstract 2020 has shown us the contrasting lifestyle which no one would have imagined before the   covid-19 pandemic. The whole country shut down from march due to the spread of the coronavirus and the tradition of work from home sta...

By Maanyaa Anand ABSTRACT The Assassination of Rajiv Gandhi written by Neena Gopal, the last journalist who interviewed him is an account of Rajiv Gandhi’s Assassination. In this book, she attempts to paint the picture of the causes behind the deadly...

By Imroz Alam   Abstract Long Walk to freedom is the autobiography of Nelson Mandela, the first President and probably the most influential Presidents of South Africa. The book details his early life, coming of age, schooling, and 27 years in jail. T...

Book Review by Satnam Kaur   ABSTRACT “State is a necessary evil,” when said by Thomas Paine, sounded like a quote which in times sounded true and was often put into question sometimes. How much evil? In what terms? In controlling the liberty of citi...