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EMERGING FROM THE COCOON
There were no goodbyes when your breath stopped. Memories took over, and small things, that seemed insignificant, resurfaced as lost treasures.
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Aug 2025
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THE INVISIBLE PAINFUL IMPRINT
Trauma the term itself sounds so painful.
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Aug 2025
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DISANCHORING RANCHOR
You tell me what I can't do, But you don't know what I do. Like a frog in the well, A part of the sky is your world view. While I'm trying to be a gazelle, And outrun myself and not you.
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Aug 2025
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Freedom From Yesterday
A vibrant scene from a shopping mall shapes before Anita’s eyes.
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Aug 2025
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FROM THE EDITOR'S BOOKSHELF
When I first picked up The Goal, I didn't expect a management book to read like a novel.
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Aug 2025
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HOUSE OF CARDS
I was always alone in my school, someone that people never called to have lunch with because I was dull and boring.
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Aug 2025
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A SHORT STORY OF REAL LIFE
Once a girl who lived in peaceful place and enjoy every moment of her life. She strongly believed in god and daily give two hours in temple for devotion of her god.
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Aug 2025
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THE WIND MY WIND
Every night, like a lullaby, every soulless word hurled at me sings in my mind.
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Aug 2025
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From Devotion to Dissent: Sabari Reimagined
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Aug 2025
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WE ARE SIGNING OFF FROM EARTH
Dystopian literature abounds. Why? Because everyone knows we are all destroying Earth.
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Jul 2025
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FROM THE EDITOR'S BOOKSHELF
There are books that you read, and then there are books that read you. Rob Bell's Everything is Spiritual belongs to the latter category.
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Jul 2025
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The Boldest Twist Yet
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Jul 2025
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MOONBOUND
Sharad Poornima. Our car glides along the Chennai-Pondicherry highway.
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Jul 2025
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MONTHLY TAROT CARD READING FOR AUGUST 2025
ARIES MOON SIGN: KNIGHT OF SWORDS
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Jul 2025
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PEACE
Peace is like the daffodils swaying by the lake Or the grassy meadows under the goldstreaked grey Like the sunflowers on a bright yellow morning Or a lilting melody off a happy peasant boy's face
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Jul 2025
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Together We Build Our World
My Mexican daughter-in-law, Juana, and my son, Kunal, who live in the US, have come over for the first time after marriage to our ancestral home in Kolkata, India.
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Jul 2025
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Inner Excellence by Jim Murphy
\"Inner Excellence\" by Jim Murphy is an inspiring guide that delves into the fundamentals of cultivating personal mastery and achieving peak performance from within.
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Jun 2025
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Death of a Gentleman by Riva Razdan
Riva Razdan's \"Death of a Gentleman\" is a compelling psychological thriller set in the glamorous yet cutthroat world of Mumbai's elite.
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Jun 2025
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Ward D by Freida McFadden
\"Ward D\" by Freida McFadden is a psychological thriller that plunges readers into the claustrophobic chaos of a locked psychiatric ward, where nothing is as it seems.
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Jun 2025
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The Greatest Game by Stephen Alter
Stephen Alter's \"The Greatest Game: Being the Further Adventures of Kimball O'Hara\" is an ambitious literary sequel to Rudyard Kipling's classic Kim, reimagining the beloved protagonist's journey against the turbulent backdrop of India's Partition in 1947.
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Jun 2025
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Commanded by Destiny by General S.M Shrinagesh
\"Commanded by Destiny: A General's Rise from Soldier to Statesman\" is more than a memoir—it's a sweeping chronicle of a nation in transition, viewed through the life of one of its most steadfast defenders.
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Jun 2025
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Buddhist Stories for Kids
\"Buddhist Stories for Kids: Jataka Tales of Kindness, Friendship, and Forgiveness\" by Laura Burges is a sweetly told, gorgeously illustrated gateway into the timeless world of Buddhist wisdom—tailored just for young minds.
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Jun 2025
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Start with Why by Simon Sinek
Simon Sinek’s \" Start with Why: How Great Leaders Inspire Everyone to Take Action \" presents a compelling framework for understanding leadership and organizational success through the lens of purpose-driven action. Central to Sinek’s thesis is the concept of the “Golden Circle,” which prioritizes the question of “Why” at the core of all endeavors, surrounded by “How” and “What.” Sinek argues that truly influential leaders and organizations begin by articulating their core purpose—their “Why”—before addressing the methods (“How”) and outcomes (“What”), asserting that this approach is essential for inspiring loyalty and lasting impact. “People don’t buy what you do; they buy why you do it. And what you do simply proves what you believe.” The book draws upon a range of historical and contemporary examples, including figures such as Martin Luther King Jr., Steve Jobs, and the Wright brothers, to illustrate how a clear sense of purpose can galvanize individuals and organizations alike. Sinek contrasts inspiration with manipulation, contending that while manipulation (through discounts, promotions, or fear) may yield short-term results, only inspiration—rooted in a genuine “Why”—fosters sustained loyalty and engagement among customers and employees. This distinction is particularly salient in an era where brand loyalty is increasingly elusive and consumers are inundated with choices. Sinek’s analysis extends beyond the theoretical, offering practical guidance for leaders seeking to embed purpose into their organizations. He emphasizes that decisions at every level should be consistent with the organization's “Why,” and that alignment between leadership and employees is crucial for building trust and achieving long-term success. The book's actionable insights are especially relevant for those in leadership positions, as it provides a roadmap for cultivating a sense of mission that transcends profit and motivates teams to pursue shared goals. While \"Start with Why\" has been lauded for its clarity and inspirational message, some critics suggest that its central premise, though powerful, may not be sufficient on its own to sustain an entire book. Nonetheless, Sinek's work remains influential in both academic and professional circles, offering a persuasive argument for the primacy of purpose in leadership and organizational development.
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Jun 2025
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Stag Dance
Reading Queer fiction during PRIDE month is a special feeling. In this juncture reviewing \"Stag Dance\" by Torrey Peters that boldly expands the boundaries of queer fiction, serving up a genre-defying collection thats as daring as it is emotionally raw is wonderful.
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Jun 2025
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Lone Pine
Siddhartha Menon's “Lone Pine” is a poetry collection that stands out for its meditative exploration of landscapes, identity, and the passage of time.
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Jun 2025
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Silver Elite by Dani Francis
Dani Francis's \"Silver Elite\" is a high-octane blend of dystopian intrigue and sizzling romance, set in a post-apocalyptic world where psychic abilities are both a gift anda death sentence. The story follows Wren Darlington, a powerful “Mod” hiding her abilities in a society ruled by the oppressive
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Jun 2025
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Vincent Can't Go by Mariyam Fatima
Mariyam Fatima's \"Vincent Can't Go\" is a charming memoir about protagonist Vincent Alveeh.
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Jun 2025
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Matriarch by Tina Knowles
\"Manvinder's Medu Vada\" by Riddhi Doda is a delightful addition to the Hook Books series, aimed at young readers aged 5 and above.
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Jun 2025
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Folktales from Kashmir by Vinita Zutshi
Vinita Zutshi's \"Folktales from Kashmir\" is a beautifully curated collection that invites readers—both young and old—into the enchanting world of Kashmiri folklore.
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Jun 2025
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Ancient Worlds, Timeless Emotions.
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