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Book Review
‘Predators and Prey’. Mounted on a big canvas, Abhinav Agarwal’s book is a fast-paced thriller ready for a movie script
The novel 'Predators and Prey’ by author Abhinav Agarwal works at many levels.
The attack on Hinduism has uncanny resemblance to Christian annihilation of Paganism – A review of ‘The Darkening Age’
The current attack on Hinduism has uncanny resemblance to Christian Annihilation of Paganism
‘J&K Invisible Faultlines’- a book that attempts to correct the skewed narrative on Jammu and Kashmir
A Review of the book ‘J&K Invisible Faultlines’ -Edited by Sandhya Jain, published by Pentagon Press
Saffron Swords – a book that exposes the lie peddled by Marxist historians that Hindus didn’t have courage
Stories of wars between Hindu warriors and invaders were subverted earlier. A new book re-tells these stories in an Indic way.
Shivam Chaudhary’s ‘Why To Vote For Rahul Gandhi?’ gives an insight into the contribution of the Congress President
The author carried our research on the work carried out by Rahul Gandhi to help make readers make an informed decision
A history of India as it happened: Not as it has been written
The revisionism of India’s history books has gained ground in recent decades. Among many such soldiers of truth is Francois Gautier, a foreign French journalist who loved India so much that he stayed put in this country since 1971.
Operation Johar: Author Abhishek Banerjee takes us back in time of left-wing terror in newly formed Jharkhand
In his debut book Operation Johar: A Love Story, author and columnist Abhishek Banerjee walks us down the memory lane of left-wing terror in the newly formed Jharkhand.
‘Kejriwal lacks integrity,’ says Prashant Bhushan’s father Advocate Shanti Bhushan, one of initial members of AAP
Earlier, too, Shanti Bhushan had accused Kejriwal of abandoning all principles the party was formed on.
Book by Indian Express deputy editor, Sushant Singh, has plagiarised content from a 9 year old article
Sushant Singh, Indian Express deputy editor seems to have shamelessly plagiarised content from a Bharat Rakshat article published 9 years ago
Michel Houellebecq: The perils of secular atheistic materialism through the eyes of a French ‘Islamophobic’ intellectual
A regular feature in all of Houellebecq's books is a narrator who is non-religious and has an extremely pessimistic view of the world
