Indian Author
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In my banking years, I learnt that the most dangerous entries in any ledger are the ones nobody recorded. Women Who Were Never Asked is an audit of exactly those entries.
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Entrepreneur. It is a heavy word, and Arpana Bhuwania’s The Unscripted Entrepreneur is refreshingly honest about the hard work, failures and hard-won successes behind it.
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A post-COVID world where animals rule, and the office politics have survived the humans. My review of Angry Junglee Bosses by Cross.
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A dismembered, decaying body. A high society park. No obvious suspect. My review of Supriya Bansal’s Never Forget the Crows.
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Avanthika wakes with retrograde amnesia and has to rebuild her life out of other people’s testimony. An identity with no supporting evidence. A psychological thriller read through a risk lens.
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A Sultan falls in love with a commoner, and the kingdom pays for it. Malathi Ramachandran’s Mandu is the story of Roopmati and Baz Bahadur, set in sixteenth-century Malwa — historical fiction with a beating heart. 5/5.