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Books: Some romance and plenty of career, happiness tips
New Delhi–Bury yourself in the difficult ardent romance of a young guy who falls madly in love with a married…
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Bookend: The Literary Express: How trains carried forward fiction
By Vikas Datta Among forms of transport as settings for stories, trains seem the most popular. Rail travel may not…
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A Talk on Sikh Legacy in Pakistan
By Geetha Patil CAMBRIDGE, MA–Singapore-based author and photographer Amardeep Singh recently presented a talk on Sikh legacy in Pakistan based…
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Bookends: Of political idealism, corporate twists and fitness
Embark on a journey of remorse, redemption and love where a girl falls for a man with dark secrets; then…
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Divorced, but not defeated
BOSTON – It is not uncommon for those who experience the anguish and strife of divorce to feel as if…
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Bookends: Tips to boost confidence, heal common illness and a dose of reality
Do you often underestimate your abilities? Have you been a victim of fat-shamming and racism? Here’s a book that guides…
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Publishers need to motivate new authors, storytelling formats
By Sahana Ghosh Kolkata– Author Ashwin Sanghi, who self-published his first book a decade ago, says things have become “far…
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Books: Namaste, Salaam and Jambo: The Indian experience in Africa
By Vikas Datta Makindu town, on Kenya’s Nairobi-Mombassa Highway, is most known for its grand and immaculately-maintained gurdwara, which is…
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Bookends: A partition saga, the dark world of business, some bread-making
The partition of India in 1947 changed the lives of many people. Here’s a book that takes readers deep inside…
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Romance an eternal theme, always relevant in books
By Somrita Ghosh New Delhi– In an era when finding true love sometimes seems to be a distant dream, budding…
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