Manav Kaul
2018
Hind Yugm
pp. 208
Tumhaare Baare Mein is an unconventional piece of work.
Unladylike: A Memoir Radhika Vaz 2015 Aleph pp. 217 Unladylike, like the name suggests, is a memoir of Radhika Vaz. The title couldn’t be more apt, given the way she is living her life. Unladylike breaks away from stereotypes. But on a deeper reading you would feel that almost every girl and woman in India…
The Unknown Indians (People who Quietly Explored the World) Subhadra Sen Gupta 2016 Rupa pp. 83 This is the first time that I have come across Gupta’s writings and I am left wondering why. Maybe because I have long stopped spending time in sections carrying books for children. When we think of books for children,…
Aako BakoDivya Prakash Dubey2020Hind Yugmpp 160 Aako Bako is a collection of Hindi short stories that cover a range of contemporary issues largely revolving around relationships. The joy of reading Dubey’s works is in the refreshing take he brings to the everyday stories. Reading him is an acknowledgement of the beautiful stories that exist in…
Name of the Book: Pachas Baras ka Bekar Aadmi (Hindi)Author: Ravindra VermaNo. of Pages: 136Year of Publication: 2011 (2nd edition)Publisher: Bhartiya GyanpithAbout the Book:The book is a collection of forty short stories by Ravindra Verma. Excepting the last story, that shares its title with the book, all other stories are not more than three to…
Name of the Book: One Little FingerAuthor: Malini ChibYear of Publication: 2011No. of Pages: 197Publisher: Sage About the Book:The book is an autobiography of Malini Chib, a woman who has cerebral palsy. Now a prolific writer and speaker, the book presents the trials and tribulations that Chib and her family faced through her growing up…
To-Do List Formula: A Stress-Free Guide To Creating To-Do Lists That Work! Damon Zahariades 2016 Createspace pp. 109 I picked up this book in a moment of desperation to become more organised coupled with the frustration at not being able to find time to work. Combining the two, I cheated myself into believing that reading…