Climate Change books 2023; The question of how humanity will address the negative effects of human-caused climate change and global warming

As summer was picking up in late March of 2021, sitting on a corner seat of The All American Diner, I started reading ‘Call me by your name.

Shantanu Naidu in his book 'I Came Upon a Lighthouse' has explained in detail how Ratan Tata came into Shantanu's life and how his journey has been so far.

The book is a documentation of the extraordinary failure of humans to communicate their emotions and nuances. The burden of all these instances, in the past, where they failed to communicate brings them their state of despair in the present.

Books like Gods and Ends are always tricky to analyse. More often than not, they bring me back to the question of how does one judge the literary merits of a book?

The book flows as smooth as poetry and takes you on an explorative journey of Hazaribagh. The structure attempts to give you a holistic understanding of Jharkhand.

Salman Rushdie once said you don’t want to be on the wrong side of a debate with Hitchens. Here Hitchens investigated Mother Teresa

Books of Salman Rushdie; Controversial author Salman Rushdie was attacked on Friday while he was on stage to give a lecture at Chautauqua,

Arundhati Roy : This book is about Old-Delhi, hijras, hyper-nationalism, caste discrimination. l with Indian fault