Critics Corner

  ♡ Let's start off with your book's blurb how did you managed to write all those life incidents which perfectly relates to our lives?? Are those incidents all related to your life or you have heard it from someone and wrote it? All the stories in this book are extremely personal, true and all of them are incidents and experiences from my own life. No borrowed stories and no imagination there. The reason they are relatable and resonate so much with the reader is because they are written with honesty and authenticity, and relate real life incidents.  ♡ Can you tell us a bit about your background and what inspired you to become a writer? I come from a simple, South Indian, middle class family. I lived in various cities across the country, given my father’s tenure in the armed forces. And that gave me an opportunity to experience various cultures and environments. While I was always good at academics, I had a deep fondness for the English language even as a kid. I have devoured po

Ever wondered how a small incident could leave a lasting impression?  “Touch and Go: Slices of Life that Inspire and Teach” by Gayatri Athreyan beautifully captures this essence through a collection of heart-touching stories. What I loved about this book is how each story feels like a warm hug. The author’s talent shines through in every tale, turning mundane moments into profound reflections. The stories range from subtly humorous to deeply poignant, ensuring there’s something for everyone. What makes this book unique is its ability to draw lessons from everyday encounters. It’s not just a book; it’s an experience that makes you pause and think. Whether it’s a chance meeting with a stranger or a fleeting moment that brings a fresh perspective, each anecdote is a testament to the beauty of life’s small moments. The writing is lucid and friendly, making it a breeze to read. You’ll find yourself relating to the experiences, perhaps even seeing your own life mirrored in its pages. The emo

  Unraveling the Mystery of Chandrayan Gupta’s “Reason to Fight” In the thrilling pages of "Reason to Fight," Chandrayan Gupta weaves a narrative that transcends the typical crime thriller by blending elements of psychological drama, complex human relationships, and the inception of an unlikely romance. This gripping tale explores the darker recesses of human nature, leaving readers both intrigued and chilled by its chilling revelations. The story begins with the tragic and mysterious death of a television actor's son. The police, quick to close the case, rule it a suicide. However, the grieving father, unable to accept this conclusion, turns to his niece, Radha Bose, for help. Radha is no ordinary private investigator. She is a former soldier who exited the military under harrowing circumstances, and is haunted by PTSD, adding a lot of depth to her character and methods. Radha's entry into the investigation marks the beginning of a journey fraught with personal demon

Are you a software engineering student eager to step into the tech industry? Are you dreaming of a career in software development or aiming to elevate your role to a 'Software Project Manager' or 'Program Manager'? Or perhaps you’re already a practicing Software Project Manager looking to enrich your knowledge and skills? If you answered 'Yes' to any of these questions, then Harshad Acharya's "New Age Software Project Management" is a must-read for you. In a world on the cusp of the Industry 4.0 revolution, Acharya's book stands out as a comprehensive and practical guide for professionals in the Information Technology and Project Management fields. As we navigate through a transformative era characterized by a fusion of advanced technologies, this book offers a clear and accessible roadmap to mastering software project management in today's dynamic environment. What sets this book apart is its focus on practical application over theoretical