Hyderabad has a human Library where you can read living books
The idea behind the human library is to help people speak up about things they are not confident about.
Liberals fail to understand that India’s ancient culture is their biggest ally: Best-selling author Amish
'I know there are people who claim that the Vedic people ate beef but I have not come across any such things, at least in all my readings,' says Amish
Our ancient culture is our biggest ally, says author Amish
"I am neither a right-wing supporter or a left-wing supporter. I think the Centrist have to take charge now. A majority of India is centrist," says author Amish about the current political environment in the country
Laila Majnu: Recalling the epithet of love in the times of Anti-Romeo Squad
When describing love, the significance of melancholy on the narrative, is even more compelling. This is evident in our folklore of Salim Anarkali, Laila Majnu, Mirza Sahiba, and Heer Ranjha
International Women’s Day 2017: The Color Purple, Bell Jar and other BOLD women writings that inspire us
This International Women's Day, we glance at the most celebrated contemporary women in literature and their works
First look: Arundhati Roy’s second novel is almost here; check the details
Arundhati Roy's second novel, The Ministry of Utmost Happiness will hit the stores on June 6. Here's a first look at its cover, designed by David Elridge.
Remembering Lewis Carroll: The fantasy author of Alice and wonderland
With Alice in Wonderland and Through Looking Glass, Lewis Carroll stirred a colorful universe of imagination and creativity.
Understand the fundamental rights and duties of a bibliophile
If there was a separate section in the constitution to address 'just bibliophile issues'. If only! It would exactly be like the one we have here for you.