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.
In our country where females have historically ben disadvantaged and discriminated against , but where women cricketers are praised by the enlightened minority for World Cup success, nearly all readers of this review will know a woman who has made a success of her chosen profession.
Speaking at the event, he said that the gallery brings together a wide range of works — either authored by the PM himself or written about his life, governance, and his sankalp of Viksit Bharat.
Published by HarperCollins India in July 2025, this 392-page book straddles the lines of travelogue, memoir, and cultural study, presenting serpent worship not as a relic of the past but as a living, breathing tradition woven deeply into India’s spiritual and ecological fabric.
Burning pages in the age of the Information. Superhighway is an exercise in futility, argues Santhosh Mathew
Amit Kapoor noted in an exclusive conversation with Ananya Dasgupta on The Statesman Talk podcast that while AI brings with it huge opportunities, such tools could make one dependent on them.
