Book Review by Shaktiman Singh If I tell you that simply putting away your phone wouldn’t automatically mean that you are available for...

Book Review by Hirak Raval Recently I read book “Switch- How to change things when change is hard” by Chip and Dan Heath. This is one of...

Book Review by Madhulika Chopra Little women ... A classic tale of four March sisters - Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy, each trying to achieve...

Book Review by Shaktiman Singh Stories are known to pass on traditional knowledge from one generation to other. Sometimes, stories play...

Book Review by Dixit Arora Khaled Hosseini’s brilliance shines once again with this masterpiece. Yet again the author beautifully crafted...

Book Review by Hirak Raval Last week I read “Multipliers- How best leaders make everyone Smarter” by Liz Wiseman. The book is all about...

Book Review by Saahil Sharma Funny, brutally sarcastic yet very reflective! Book: Raag Darbaari Author: Shrilal Shukla Genre: Social and...

Book Review by Sonz Tirkey Through my personal experience of the morning ritual, I can say that I have inculcated many good habits within...

Book Review by Supongla This book is for the people who wants to have an overview about the insurgency and separatist groups in North...

Book Review by Sanchit Tayal "Life is a series of negotiations you should be prepared for: bargaining with a shopkeeper; negotiating a...

Book Review by Tanish Arora Clearly a fascinating read about his life, rarely there are some autobiographies which do not have some...

Book Review by Supongla Man’s Search for Meaning written by Viktor E. Frankl is about the account of his horrific experiences in the...

Book Review by Shaktiman Singh In this book, Professor Mark Leary uses years of research done in the field of behavioral psychology,...

Book Review by Hina Nainani Elizabeth Holmes, founder and CEO of Theranos had a dream to simplify blood testing as it is today, by...

Book Review by Hirak Raval Last week, I read one of the best book by Greg McKeown "Essentialism- The discipline pursuit of less". The...

Book Review by Shaktiman Singh When the circumstances are overwhelming, like they are right now for many of us, when as humans, we feel...

Book Review by Jatin Dehmiwal This one was surely more confusing than the previous three books in the series but interesting nonetheless....

Book Review by Madhulika Chopra Freakonomics is nothing in regards to the economy of the world, rather it's an answer to the question of...

Book Review by Dixit Arora Use Lockdown to build healthy habit. #100BookReviews Challenge. Well these are unprecedented times and has...

Book Review by Hirak Raval Recently I read "The art of War" from Chinese author Sun Tzu. The book is written 2500 years ago about...