Raaja Bhasin’s book Flowerwoods Hotel To be Released At Shimla Book Fair
byShimla: Well known for his non-fiction and travel writing, Shimla based Raaja Bhasin’s collection of short stories Flowerwoods Hotel is set to be released…
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Shimla 2014 Book Fair To Target Young Readers
byTo grab eyeballs from television viewing and gaming culture and to encourage them, particularly young minds, to read more, National Book Trust (NBT) plans to open up book promotion centres, is tying up with post offices to sell books and is constantly on the move, holding book fairs across the country.
Selected tales from the Mahabharata by PCK Prem
bySelected tales from the Mahabharata by the famous writer PCK Prem leave you with a sense of the sublime! Carefully chosen, compiled and edited…
3-Day Khuswant Lit Fest Ends in Kasauli
bySolan: The 3-day Khuswant Singh Literature Festival being organized in Kasauli came to an end on Sunday. The last day of the event saw…
A Home in Tibet (Book Review)
byTibet conjures up images of a mystic land. Snow-capped mountain peaks pierce the blue sky and fierce chilly winds sweep the rolling grasslands. Maroon-robed…
POETRY OF RAJENDER KRISHAN: Underlining Social Anxieties
byRK II in two parts -17052013 Born in 1951, Rajender Krishan, got education in Bal Bharati and Air Force School, and after matriculation from…
Nuts and bolts of green reporting (Book review)
byJournalism is obviously an imprecise science. As has been pointed out: while science tries to be deliberate, precise and reflective, journalism is fast, imprecise…
Ramayana villain Ravana was a great ruler, says new book
byNew Delhi: Contrary to popular wisdom in India, a new book on Ravana, the ‘demon king’ in the Ramayana epic, says he ruled a rich…
Thematic Exploration (Poetic Mind of Rajender Krishan)
byRajender Krishan (1951 born) got initial education in Bal Bharati and Air Force School until eighth standard and after matriculation from PU, Chandigarh, completed…
Mad rage percentage education
byTravelling in a train recently, I found myself staring at a Punjabi family with three kids sitting all around me. As expected, the woman…