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From command-economy socialism and policy paralysis to neglected infrastructure and education, India’s long journey through poverty reflects decades of flawed economic choices

Book review – A Sixth of Humanity

Kumar Chellappan - December 29, 2025

A review of how religion and political narratives shape public discourse

Book review: Hindutva and Hind Swaraj

From Field Marshal Manekshaw’s leadership lessons to today’s talent playbook

Book review: The evolution of talent as science and technology progress

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

QFR, known for refreshing Ilaiyaraaja’s pre-CD era songs with clear sound engineering, captivated a mostly elderly crowd, eager to relive memories on a fine Sunday evening

QFR concert rings melodies across the diaspora’s heart in the Greater Chicago Area

The sudden and mind-boggling change in the political attitude of the Buddhist leadership in Ladakh in 2020 forms an important part of the book

Prof Hari Om’s new book “Buddhists Playing With Fire” hits the...

Team PGurus - July 15, 2024 0

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

Ashwin acknowledges the need for standout performances to gain recognition, admitting that his bowling may not always be visually appealing

‘I Have the Streets’ – R Ashwin & Sidharth Monga

S V Badri - July 4, 2024 0

The book brings out the virtues and qualities the Governor (Ruler) should possess, what qualities the Mantris or council of Ministers have, etc

K Parasaran Miscellany: A book that needs to be read by...

RV Subramani (RVS Mani) - June 28, 2024 1

Th book reflects primarily on R Sridhar’s seven-year coaching tenure with the Indian cricket team as its fielding coach. This book isn’t as technical as it is anecdotal

Coaching Beyond – My days with Indian Cricket Team

S V Badri - June 28, 2023 1

Noted Author, Commentator S V Badri reviews Sree Iyer's book of fiction, Who killed SSR?

Who Killed SSR? – A book review

S V Badri - April 5, 2023 0

The author has done a remarkable job of refuting this falsified history with the help of factual data enlisted from various contemporaneous sources. Let us have a look

Aurangzeb, as he really was!

Rashmin Kulkarni - November 9, 2022 1

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

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

RVS Mani’s book brings to light how a political family deceived the country and its people

A family that deceived India

Dr. Mahender Thakur - January 18, 2022 0

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From command-economy socialism and policy paralysis to neglected infrastructure and education, India’s long journey through poverty reflects decades of flawed economic choices

Book review – A Sixth of Humanity

A review of how religion and political narratives shape public discourse

Book review: Hindutva and Hind Swaraj

From Field Marshal Manekshaw’s leadership lessons to today’s talent playbook

Book review: The evolution of talent as science and technology progress

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

What Sastry reveals in his book is a horrifying narrative of how Ramoji and Challa Kondiah went about this methodical destruction of the system

M.V.R. Sastry’s Devudunnadu Jagratha – A detailed examination – Part 1

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