In a business world obsessed with success stories and performance graphs, Built by Feedback by Dhritiman Chakraborty brings a much-needed human counterpoint. It’s not a
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Book Release: Chatrapati’s Code: Leadership and Dharma in Action by Yash Rajesh Dudhe
In a world where leadership often feels clouded by confusion, competition, and compromise, CHATRAPATI’S CODE: LEADERSHIP AND DHARMA IN ACTION arrives as a timely beacon
Maya’s Mirage by Manish Reddy: A Haunting Vision of Salvation and Deception Reviewed by Bobby George
In his riveting debut, Maya’s Mirage, Manish Reddy catapults readers into a near-future Earth teetering between salvation and annihilation. Set in 2080, the novel begins with meteor-like objects—hailed as miraculous for reversing climate change. What initially appears divine intervention soon unravels into an existential threat far beyond human comprehension.
Book Release: “Mahan Dr. Abdul Kalam (Kavya Pushpanjali by Tryambak Rao Satkar “Ambar”
Some personalities leave such an indelible mark on humanity that words fall short in describing them. “Mahan Dr. Abdul Kalam (Kavya Pushpanjali)” by eminent poet
Book Release: “Dhoop Chaaon aur Indra Dhanush” by Surendra Mishra
“Dhoop Chaaon aur Indra Dhanush” by Surendra Mishra is a poignant and thought-provoking collection that captures the essence of life’s ever-changing hues. Just as sunlight
Book Release: “Devyagam” by Dr. Ravendra Kumar Srivastav
Poetry has always been the voice of the soul – a subtle yet powerful medium to express the deepest emotions, unspoken thoughts, and profound reflections
Book Release: Thicker Than Blood by Nivedita ‘Ramendu’ Shukla
Set in the rugged, emotionally charged landscape of rural Western Uttar Pradesh, Thicker Than Blood by Nivedita ‘Ramendu’ Shukla is a compelling crime thriller that
Book Critic Review- Sati: Sangharsha ‘Ti’chya Astitvacha by Deepa Gaitonde
In Sati: Sangharsha ‘Ti’chya Astitvacha, author Deepa Gaytunde has taken on the weighty task of revisiting one of the darkest and most disturbing practices in the history of Indian society — the Sati tradition. Although outlawed and considered a relic of the past, the echoes of Sati continue to resonate in the way women are often silenced, sidelined, or sacrificed, metaphorically if not literally.
Book Release: After Us, Some Stories Don’t End, They Just Stop by Sandeep Shishodia
In the realm of literature, some books entertain, others inform—but a rare few touch the deepest chords of the human heart. After Us: Some Stories
Book Release: “Achchhi Kahaniyan” by Arun Bhadra — A Treasury of Morality and Meaningful Stories
Astitva Prakashan is proud to announce the release of “Achchhi Kahaniyan”, a powerful Hindi story collection written by Arun Bhadra. This book is a refreshing
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