Review: IQ: Myth or Truth?

Why is IQ so important? Is that the only way to judge someone’s intelligence? If not, why else? IQ: Myth or Truth? by Zeeshan Zafar is here to answer all your questions. Backed with scientific evidence, he tackles the IQ debate head-on.

Review: What Keeps Her Awake At Night

What Keeps Her Awake At Night by Dr. Shilpa Singh Dayal is an insight into a woman’s mind, a small glimpse into what worries her, troubles her and how she can deal with it.

Review: Chasing Nirvana

Rafaa Dalvi, through his collection of flash fiction in his book 'Chasing Nirvana', has a total of 52 stories that range from funny to emotional to utterly dark tales. Through his words, he explores strange far-off lands, supernatural occurrences, the human mind's dark instincts, and the mindlessness in romance.

Review: The Mystery of the Yellow Lake

installment of the Junior Detectives series. When Aman is sent away from home to spend his summer holiday in the sleepy village of Kensar, he is up for some sleepy time. However, after he discovers the yellow lake, he along with his two new friends must solve the mystery. Can they?

The Life of Plants in a Changing Environment

Plants experience stress due to environmental changes, either in biotic or abiotic form, during their life cycle. Non-heritable modifications in morphological, physiological, or biochemical characteristics tend to reduce or decrease growth and productivity, and sometimes lead to death.

Review: Only if

Basant Kumar in his short story collection 'Only If' trailed tales related to architecture and construction, each connected by this profession with its collection of vices and virtues.

Review: Anecdotes of a White Collared Slave

this autobiographical depiction - 'Anecdotes of a White-Collared Slave.' When Aashish receives an offer from a KPO firm after years of staying jobless, he is quick to grab it with both hands. However, the sparkly exterior displayed by the beauties of HR might be the reality inside. With a job as soul-sucking, can he retain his personal life, let alone his mental peace?

Review: Maya and the Sword of Gringak

Through her beautiful writing, Meera J Pillai brings her fantasy creation Maya and the Sword of Gringak, a tale of a 16-year-old girl, Maya. The young teenager will soon turn 17. However, with it comes several surprises - a whole new life. From being excited about her first date with her long-time crush, she is dropped into a spot where her destiny is to serve the earth. Can she find the will to fit into her role? Or will self-doubt defeat her first?

Review: The Dead Don’t Talk

The Dead Don't Talk by Sumit Ghosal takes us to the premise of a locked room murder mystery where a member of the Ganguly household is found murdered. With the husband suspected to be the prime accuse, the brother of the accused brings in Rudradeep Ray and his author aide, Sujit, to investigate the matter. While the initial investigation points at the prime accuse, things are much complicated. With each member of the family having their motives to kill the woman, can the acclaimed detective find the missing piece of the puzzle? Can he save an innocent man and find the criminal? Is anyone truly innocent in this game of blood and money?

Review: Panchi

Author Rida Rizqin Hussain, through her book PANCHI, places forth a heart-touching story about a girl, Panchi, whose life is supposedly perfect. A straight-A student, a great friend, a budding love story, and a bright future. However, when an unforeseen event occurs, things change for the worse. From being accepted, she goes to be shamed and pushed away by society. Can she get back to her old self again?