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Book Review: Masala Chai

Masala Chai Divya Prakash Dubey 2014 Hind Yugm pp. 206 Masala Chai is a collection of short stories by Divya Prakash Dubey. It is exactly what the introduction claims it to be, stories that you share with your friends over a cup of tea. Most stories are simple, based on everyday occurrences that characterise life…

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Book Review: Three Men on Motorcycles

Three Men on Motorcycles Ketan Joshi 2017 Amazon  pp. 216 The book describes the bike ride of three men to Ladakh. It is every bullet owner’s must ride to place so the destination was no surprise. The  descriptions of the places visited are thus predictably stereotypical. What is refreshing is the style of writing. Joshi…

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Book Review: Unladylike: A Memoir

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…