Rafael Badziag’s The Billion Dollar Secret doesn’t bother with the familiar motivational fluff about waking up early, visualising...

I still remember spotting a tiny photo of a young Virat Kohli in the sports section of Navbharat Times when he must have been ten or eleven. There was something about that face—the confidence, the posture, the spark in the eyes—that made me think, “This boy will go far.” Watching him grow into one of the most consistent and focused players of this generation has been fascinating. So naturally, when I came across Think and Win Like Virat by Sfurti Sahare, I was curious. Would

Some books don’t just entertain — they stir something deep within. For those of us who believe that Indian mythology is not mythology but itihasa—our sacred Sanatan history—Sita and Ravana: The Last Battle is not just a retelling. It’s a revival. Inspired by Valmiki’s Adbhut Ramayana, Preetha Rajah Kannan’s latest offering doesn’t end with Ravana’s fall in Lanka. Instead, it dares to look beyond the traditional closure, revealing a threat even more formidable: Sahastra Ravana