Book Review: English Vocabulary For SSC Aspirant Based On PYQ

Shubham Kumar’s English Vocabulary For SSC Aspirant Based On PYQ is a meticulously crafted resource that caters to the specific and practical needs of aspirants preparing for competitive exams such as SSC (GD, MTS, CHSL, CGL, CPO), AFCAT, DSSSB, and other defence-related assessments.

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Book Review: Knowledge by Ashutosh Durgesh

Knowledge by Ashutosh Durgesh is not just a book—it is a meditative exploration, a quiet yet profound invitation to reconsider everything we think we know. At a time when we are bombarded with constant streams of data, opinions, and instant “facts,” this book steps back from the chaos and poses a question that is both ancient and urgent: What is knowledge, really?

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Book Review: EMPOWER THYSELF WITH 31 SCINTILLATING STARS

EMPOWER THYSELF WITH 31 SCINTILLATING STARS by Shalaka Anish Kering is a deeply inspiring and transformative book that serves as both a companion and a guide on the journey toward self-empowerment. The moment you begin reading, it becomes evident that this is not just another self-help book filled with motivational clichés.

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Book Review: Another Gandhi – Pandit Durga Dass of Hoshiarpur, by Lalit Mohan Sharma

Lalit Mohan Sharma’s Another Gandhi: Pandit Durga Dass of Hoshiarpur is a compelling tribute to an unsung hero of India’s freedom struggle. The monograph delves deep into the life of Pandit Durga Dass, a man who dedicated over six decades to the socio-political fabric of the Doaba region, a land steeped in the legacy of the independence movement.

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Author Feature : Mrs Pratibha Payyadi

Mrs Pratibha Payyadi is a woman of many dimensions – an electronics engineer, turned psychologist, an award winning poet, an educator and a passionate seeker. With a deep love for words and a flair for emotional expression. She began writing at the age of 13 inspired and supported by her family. Her writing is an honest reflection of life layers – raw, real and relatable.

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