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    From Kolkata to Everywhere: The Bengali Heart and Universal Reach of Almost… Not Quite

    October 29, 2026 - By Deepti Singh

    Every language holds certain emotions in a way that feels inseparable from the life of the place where it is spoken. A word can carry a history of families, neighborhoods, festivals, expectations and private disappointments that a dictionary definition will never quite reproduce. In Almost… Not Quite: A Collection of…

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    THE PHYSICIAN AND THE POET: TWO LANGUAGES OF CARE

    October 27, 2026 - By Deepti Singh

    Reading दश्त-ए-सुख़न through attention, compassion and the dignity of human feeling There is a compelling contrast at the center of Dr. Nazia Sheikh’s public identity. She is a practicing General Practitioner and Diabetologist, working in a profession that depends on observation, knowledge and responsible judgment. She is also a poet…

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    When Life Breaks the Heart, Love Finds the Courage to Begin Again

    October 26, 2026 - By Deepti Singh

    Love stories have always been an important part of literature, but the most meaningful ones are not necessarily those filled with perfect relationships or predictable happy moments. Sometimes the stories that remain with us are the ones that explore heartbreak, difficult choices, responsibility, silence and the strength required to begin…

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    The Brain’s Orchestra: How Biology Makes a Sense of Time

    October 26, 2026 - By Deepti Singh

    From stopwatch metaphor to living system The metaphor of an internal clock has an intuitive appeal. It seems to explain how we wait, predict, react, and estimate intervals. Yet a clock is a single device with a clear job, while a brain is a shifting network of cells that remembers,…

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    Raktabhoj by Abhishek Kumar Mishra: The Dark Side of a Perfect City

    October 23, 2026 - By Deepti Singh

    An exploration of ambition, deception, artificial intelligence, and the hidden price of technological perfection The Most Dangerous Lies Are Often Hidden in Perfect Systems A city where every movement is monitored, every decision is recorded, and every public institution operates through sophisticated technology might appear to be an extraordinary achievement…

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    The Weight We Carry for One Another

    October 21, 2026 - By Deepti Singh

    किस्सा Unfolding: The Twin Verses  |  Mayuri Kumari Some books about relationships concentrate on declarations of love. Mayuri Kumari’s किस्सा Unfolding: The Twin Verses pays at least as much attention to what people cannot say, what they continue to do out of obligation, and what remains after a relationship changes.…

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    Interview With Nilima Giri Panda

    October 20, 2026 - By Deepti Singh

    Deepti Singh – What inspired you to write YES – Love Will Find a Way, and how did the original idea for this story first come to you? Nilima Giri Panda- “As I looked at the world around me, I realized that every single soul carries a story of silent…

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    Karmic Medicine — Exploring the Relationship Between Healing, Karma, and Inner Transformation

    October 16, 2026 - By Deepti Singh

    There are books that invite us to examine the world around us, and others that encourage us to look more closely at the world within. Karmic Medicine: 38 Years of Healing Wisdom by Dr. Renu immediately suggests a journey into the second category. Through its evocative title and deeply symbolic…

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    The Quiet Geography of Memory: Love, Loss and the Things We Carry

    October 15, 2026 - By Deepti Singh

    Book: लिफ़ाफ़े संवेदनाओं के — किस्से, कविताएँ और ख़याल    |    Author: Sushmita Sammi Memory rarely behaves like an orderly archive. It arrives through fragments, returning suddenly in a voice, a phrase, a familiar place, or the silence after a conversation has ended. Love and grief are especially difficult to place…

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    A School in a Remote Village, A Future in Motion

    October 13, 2026 - By Deepti Singh

    Book: Thirasseela Uyarumbol (തിരശ്ശീല ഉയരുമ്പോൾ)     Author: Indira Chandran A memorable family novel often contains more than one kind of journey. Some characters travel through geography, others through emotion, and still others through the social possibilities available to their generation. In Indira Chandran’s Malayalam novel Thirasseela Uyarumbol, one of the most…

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