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When the winner writes history, the loser is often erased. Indian academia’s left‑leaning historians, critics argue, have recast ancient and medieval narratives—excluding the river Saraswati River, down‑playing texts like the Ramayana, and labelling dissenting scholars as “Sanghis”

Book Review: I, Witness by Shahid Siddiqui

Kumar Chellappan - November 18, 2025

The Sushant Singh Rajput episode gives only a peek into the murky world of Bollywood and Politics. But with the advent of IPL, Cricket too got pulled in. This deep nexus has resulted in coaches getting fired just for asking questions. What is the ugly truth and why all this cloak and dagger stuff? Read this book to find out!

Sree Iyer on how his new book rips away the band-aid that binds Bollywood, Cricket, and Politicians

The Scarlet Horizon

The Scarlet Horizon: Sri Krishna and the feminine energy he believed could stop the war!

Paperback version of #1 Amazon Bestseller Who painted my money white? is now available for sale worldwide

Paperback version of Who painted my money white? is here!

Books on Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s relationship with the Sikh community internationally released by NID Foundation at Chicago

India’s Ambassador to the US, Sri Sri Ravi Shankar unveil books on PM Modi’s equation with Sikhs

The book has earned a place in the Asia Book of Records for achieving the highest number of launches

Author Shantanu Gupta’s book on CM Yogi Adityanath creates history with...

PGurus Newsdesk - September 8, 2023 1

The book unveils an Eastern mystery of ancient Hindu wisdom and Yogic science especially for their benefit

Review of “The Manthan Code” (author Shambhu Sundriyal)

Vijendra Agarwal - July 5, 2024 2

The book will narrate the stories of lesser-known freedom fighters like Rani Abbakka, Matangini Hazra, Chakali Ilamma or Parbati Giri

Ministry of Culture releases pictorial book to highlight freedom struggle of...

PGurus Newsdesk - March 5, 2022 1

Very few have witnessed a life that is more dramatic and adventurous like that of Netaji

Some unknown, untold facts about Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose

PGurus Newsdesk - January 21, 2022 0

Swamy released the book – National Herald Frauds by Sree Iyer at a virtual seminar hosted by VHS

Subramanian Swamy releases the book – ‘National Herald frauds’

Team PGurus - March 1, 2021 1

Paperback version of #1 Amazon Bestseller Who painted my money white? is now available for sale worldwide

Paperback version of Who painted my money white? is here!

Sree Iyer - January 10, 2020 3

This book by Sudha Mohan breaks many of the myths surrounding the ‘caste system’.

Sivasya Kulam: Decoding Caste and Untouchability and White Man’s Burden by...

Dhwanit Mishra - May 25, 2022 0

Were the US 2020 Presidential elections rigged? Depending on who you talk to, you will get a vigorous Yes or an emphatic No. Has either side proved it beyond a doubt? Not yet. As state after state audits its ballots, the last word on this is still to come. This book, although fiction, is the most clear, easy to understand, explanation of potential election fraud in the 2020 US Presidential election

Sree Iyer’s new book of fiction, Who painted my State purple?...

Sahil Mishra - July 29, 2021 0

An explanation of why Azad was close to Indira Gandhi, Sanjay Gandhi, and Rajiv Gandhi is presented in the book

The other side of Azad’s book

Rajesh Singh - April 12, 2023 3

The author Rajessh M Iyer beautifully brings forth the fact that the meaningful words that the world gives so much importance to holds no water compared to these inane words and even the unsaid messages of the hearts

‘Jabberwockiers’ book review: Tender yet Turbulent

Jayabala Girish - March 9, 2022 0

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When the winner writes history, the loser is often erased. Indian academia’s left‑leaning historians, critics argue, have recast ancient and medieval narratives—excluding the river Saraswati River, down‑playing texts like the Ramayana, and labelling dissenting scholars as “Sanghis”

Book Review: I, Witness by Shahid Siddiqui

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