Team P3 curates a list of recommended reads from Indian Literature Books through the decades focusing on the 1990s. This was the decade of economic
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As they say, change begins at home. And rightly so! The way we shape people around us, and the way we shape ourselves determine how
With a rising number of books and readers in the YA or the Young Adults category, you might wonder, why read a book on teens?
Priyadarshini Gauri reviews The Simoquin Prophecies (Part I of the Gameworld Trilogy) by Samit Basu. On my second date with the guy who would be
Why just read stories when you can sing them? All these children’s poetry books are sure to be a great companion for a night (or
You can prepare all the pasta in the world or variations of ramen and Maggi, but the comfort and flavour of homecooked, authentic Indian food
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