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Every poet writes from a place that is deeply personal, but only a few succeed in turning their personal journey into something universal. Roopesh Tyagi, the author of भावांजलि (Bhavaanjali), is one of those rare writers whose verses carry the raw truth of lived experiences. His story is not about glamour or recognition, but about resilience,

Behind every book lies a trip that often remains invisible to readers: the huge numbers of hours of reflection, the heavy load of unspoken feelings of love, hate, fear, etc., and the decision to share parts of life that are easier left unsaid. Sanjay Kumar Mishra, the author of अधूरा प्रणय, belongs to that rare

Ravi Sharma’s The Hidden Equation: Solving the Mystery of Karma and Your Fortune has struck a chord with readers across the country. It’s being shared, talked about, and making its way into people’s daily lives. What matters most is how deeply it connects with readers and stays in their thoughts. This one has connected because it talks

Shame Wears My Name is not one of them. It’s a book that has found its way from the most secure places in the country to open reading circles where people share stories and ideas. One moment that says it all: Shri S.K. Shukla, 2nd in Command, Shree Ram Mandir Janmbhoomi, CRPF, holding a copy of

Some stories don’t yell. They speak softly, like a memory you didn’t notice growing inside you. Shame Wears My Name by Anurag Mishra is one of those stories. It doesn’t start with noise; it starts with a feeling you can’t quite name, but you know it’s there. It’s like the silence after a long cry, calm outside,

Today, most education is about marks, exams, and stress. But what if learning could be more human and heart-centred? That’s what Darshan Kumar Sudan talks about in his eye-opening book Panchkosha in NEP 2020. This book is based on the ancient Indian idea of Panchkosha, the five layers of human life. Sudan shows how we can bring these ideas into

In an age where education is often reduced to exams and employment metrics, Panchkosha in NEP 2020 by Darshan Kumar Sudan arrives as a thoughtful intervention. It dares to reimagine learning through a lens much older, yet far more holistic than current systems allow. Grounded in the ancient Indian framework of the Panchkosha model, this book aligns spiritual psychology with

The Money Map wants to be more than a financial advice book. It wants to inspire. It wants to guide. It wants to promise hope. But somewhere in that ambition, it ends up saying things we’ve heard a hundred times before, only this time, wrapped in a few personal anecdotes and motivational punchlines. The authors, Dr.

In an era defined by rapid innovation and complex challenges, the demand for smarter, more adaptive project management strategies is greater than ever. Stepping boldly into this evolving space is the groundbreaking new book, “Project Management Control: Planning and Role of AI” by Manish Kumar Sinha and Jamal Ahmed. This essential work redefines how we understand, plan,

In today’s fast paced, often disconnected world, the call for deeper self awareness and spiritual grounding is stronger than ever. Stepping into this essential conversation is Sonia Malik Schwabengruber’s profound new book, “Tarot & Subconscious: A Psychological and Spiritual Journey.” This powerful work invites readers into a soulful exploration of the human psyche, using the ancient wisdom