To be a parent to a special child is not easy. Whatever you do is never enough. Your emotions and feelings go haywire but the deepest emotional turmoil goes unnoticed. The fear of judgment and guilt prevails. Amidst the chaos when the heart aches for lov ...
In “Welcome to Paradise” by Twinkle Khanna, readers are not just transported to a different world, but to an entire universe of emotions, wit, and introspection. Khanna, known for her unique blend of humor and insight, delivers yet again with this delightful novel.
To craft a story around this mishap, extensive research is needed. Refugee by Nikhil Khasnabish throw light into the lives of the refugees who are struggling to prove their citizenship and complications as well as bureaucratic delays in Assam NRC.
When I receive a kids book for review I ask my kids to read it first because I believe they are better judges. Hence I shared this book with my third child who is 7 years old. While I drafted the review of Blue Ostrich by Shivani Kochak, I thought I shall pitch in his perspective along with mine.
Science has outgrown every expectation and medicines for every ailment have been in place and to improve healthcare quality. Longevity has touched heights and life expectancy is also high. But are we leading a quality life? In this era of AI, it is treating diseases enough. The Age of Scientific Wellness by Leroy Hood and Nathan Prince is a comprehensive study of how we should be proactive rather than reactive.
Thich Nhat Hanh, through his book, The Blooming of a Lotus, has provided a Pandora’s box of guided meditation guidance transcripts.
