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Dance, Art, and Inclusion at Scottish Crango Centre: Debabrata Pal Showcases “Sensory Escapism”
The Scottish Crango Centre recently hosted a powerful and inclusive performance by multidisciplinary artist Debabrata Pal, who presented his signature Dance while Painting concept alongside a demonstration of his pioneering technique, Sensory…
Chennai Brother and Sister got it international Global Child Prodigy Award -2025. World First Child Prodigy Award Initiative.
In a historic moment for India, siblings S. Jaanvi and S. Anish from Chennai have been conferred with the International Global Child Prodigy Award 2025, an honour that recognises exceptional young talents…
Book Review | How To Be a Dog Lover, Without Owning One by Veira Singhania
In a literary world often crowded with tales of pets and their human companions, young author Veira Singhania takes a refreshingly tender route with her debut, How To Be a Dog Lover,…
‘The Forgotten Library’ is a Spellbinding Journey Through Stories and Self-Discovery
Author: Komal Unawnay In an age of screen-scrolling distractions and formulaic storytelling, Komal Unawnay’s The Forgotten Library is a breath of fresh literary air—an inventive, magical, and sharply witty fantasy adventure that…
Book Review | The Dream Stayed by Talwinder Singh
First love has always held a special place in literature, but Talwinder Singh’s The Dream Stayed takes the theme beyond the usual sweetness of teenage romance. It is at once a tender…
Book Review | Sudarshan Protocol: The Cosmic Awakening by Dr. Colonel Naveen Malhotra
It is not often that a novel manages to weave together the pulse of a military thriller, the intrigue of a sci-fi narrative, and the depth of India’s ancient mythology. Dr. Colonel…
Book Review | Her Version of Love by Jaskiran Kaur
Love, loss, and longing often walk hand in hand, but rarely are they captured with the intensity that Jaskiran Kaur brings to her debut novel Her Version of Love. Part romance, part…
Book Review | The Art of Starting Over by Umesh Upaadyay
Life in India often measures success by job titles, promotions, and the security of a stable path. But what happens when all of that crumbles—when setbacks strip away not just achievements, but…
Book Review | I Choose Me by Dr. Jyoti Sinsinwar
In most Indian households, the phrase “samaj kya kahega” is more powerful than any law of the land. Daughters are raised to be obedient, selfless, and ever-sacrificing—upholding the family’s izzat even at…
How Mavix Marketing is Helping Emerging Brands Scale Smarter, Not Harder
Scaling a brand often feels like an uphill battle—limited resources, fierce competition, and an ever-changing digital landscape make the journey even harder. But Mohd Farhan, founder of Mavix Marketing, is proving there’s…
