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BOOK REVIEW / SAPTARSHI BASU Imagine opening a wardrobe and finding that every outfit belongs to a version of yourself you once had…
Read storyThe Art of Emotional Detachment by Vikas Singh is a practical self-help book for men navigating relationship anxiety, attachment, and the difficulty of…
Read storyArtificial intelligence can generate an answer in seconds. Deciding whether that answer deserves our trust is a different task. For business leaders, professionals,…
Read storyThere are countless books about persuasion, sales, communication, and human behaviour, but few explain the hidden mechanics of influence as clearly and practically…
Read storyThere is a familiar pattern in the world of weight loss. A new plan appears, a long list of rules follows, motivation rises for a few weeks, and then ordinary life returns. Meetings run late, travel disrupts routine, stresschanges appetite, social occasions arrive, and the carefully controlled system becomes difficult to maintain. Dr Namita Jain’s 7 Breaths to Slimming is interesting because it begins by questioning that pattern rather thanadding another complicated system to it. The book’s central practice is deliberately simple:…
Read storyBook: Pickled: A Portrait of Motherhood Sandwiched Between Responsibilities Author: Srushti Sodha There are books about motherhood that celebrate tenderness, books that discuss parenting, and…
Read storyThe team extends its warmest congratulations to Annem Saad, a talented seventeen-year-old writer whose story “In the Eye of Error” appears in the science-fiction anthology Machines, Meteorites…
Read storySome books begin with a person, a place, or a problem. An Observer’s Guide to Reality begins with almost everything. Darsh Jain starts…
Read storyIn today’s digital world, people are surrounded by information everywhere. Social media posts, advertisements, emails, videos, notifications, and online content compete for our…
Read storyA Tale of Two Heights by Vamsi Krishna is an emotional and thoughtful contemporary love story that goes beyond the usual idea of…
Read storyपुस्तक: हरकतों की हकीकतलेखक: विपिन अवस्थीपुस्तक समीक्षा: नील प्रीतप्रस्तुति: द राइज़ इनसाइट हमारे जीवन में हर दिन अनेक घटनाएँ घटती हैं। हम लोगों…
Read storyThe paranormal investigator discusses the psychology of fear, ethical casework, collaboration with Neil D’Silva, and the responsibility of turning the unexplained into stories. Paranormal investigator Jay Alani has spent more than fifteen years examining experiences that people often struggle to describe. With over1,500 investigations, a widely heard podcast, a paranormal awareness helpline, filmmaking projects, and the development of a largerParanormal Universe through The Paranormal Company, his work moves between evidence, psychology, folklore, technology, andstorytelling. In The Haunted Doorway: Stories of a Paranormal Investigator, Alani collaborates with author Neil D’Silva to transform theatmosphere and questions of paranormal casework into ten fictional stories. The following interview answers are editorially drafted fromthe biographical and book information supplied for this project. They should be reviewed and approved by Jay Alani before publication. Q1. What made you want to turn paranormal investigation into a collection of fictional stories? After years of investigation, I realised that a case is never only about an unusual sound, an apparition, or an allegedlyhaunted object. Every case contains human emotion, family history, cultural belief, fear, grief, and sometimes apsychological or physical explanation that people have not considered.…
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