A story of Padma Shri Anke Gowda
In an era when mobile phones have replaced books as the preferred companions of many, one man from rural Karnataka has spent more than half a century proving that the printed word still matters.
In an era when mobile phones have replaced books as the preferred companions of many, one man from rural Karnataka has spent more than half a century proving that the printed word still matters.
In the contemporary discourse on environmental humanities and ecological conservation, the intersection of cultural sacrality and hydrologic reality remains a fertile ground for inquiry. B. Suresh Lal’s Rivers of Grace: Exploring the Majestic Waterways and Timeless Beauty of India offer a comprehensive , interdisciplinary examination of India’s fluvial systems.
Former IAS officer, motivational speaker and author Vivek Atray unveiled his sixth book titled ‘ Not So RANDOMLY YOURS' here. The book brings together 120 carefully curated articles from his widely appreciated ‘Random Forays’ column published in the print media over the past five years.
In an era consumed by hypercompetition and crippling anxieties, entrepreneur Rajiv K. Poddar’s literary debut serves as a vital manifesto on mental resilience, parental support, and the courage to fail.
The annual Children’s Literature Festival of St Kabir Public School, Sector 26, has kicked off and will continue till May 8. The festival is witnessing participation from children’s authors, storytellers, and illustrators.
There lived a happy family in the famous cottage called the Blackwood Manor.
Amour and Anger is the latest book of sonnets by Subodh Sarkar, translated into English from Bengali by Bappaditya Roy Biswas.
For poet and academician Ajanta Paul, salt water and the soul’s cry are not distant poles of existence, but intertwined currents of life.
Rupa Publications is turning 90 this year. Amongst the pioneers of India’s publishing industry, dealing namely in English-language literature (both fiction and non-fiction), it began its journey, humbly, on the sidewalks of Calcutta’s (now Kolkata) New Market area in 1936 and has reached the pinnacles of renown.
Judged by literary merits alone, Bamaner Chandrasparshavilas has few equals. The book moves on two strands, often converging and often diverging, almost seamlessly.
