for the love of literature and wisdom
Artificial Intelligence revolution, just like the last Industrial Revolution is set to change our lives, demographics and environment forever and maybe even solve some of the most crucial issues of our times.
Rohan? He is not only an Environmental Superhero, but also an inspiration for us to have the courage to do what we love doing.
Time traveling has been getting more adventurous for me. Last time I hitchhiked from eastern China to India; this time however, I went to a time centuries ago when there were … Continue reading A reminder for every leader: from The Hobbit
After throughly enjoying this worldwide bestselling book, The Hobbit, I have selected my favourite quotes from the book for you to enjoy.
The seven simple habits that will help you inculcate or strengthen a weak reading habit. And finally help you realize your New Years Resolution.
psst! it’s not solar energy
I was always astonished at how wrong adults were about children, mothers and fathers included
Discover a magical way to travel, even time travel!
Never Let Me Go is a contemporary classic which won the Nobel Prize in Literature in the year 2017. A story that is heart breaking and heartwarming at the same time!
What should be the aim of Education, job security or character building?
There are two kinds of people in this contemporary world- those who believe that our Earth is warming due to human activities and those who think global warming is a hoax. Lately, however, there has been an evolution of the third category of people. They are the educated ones, with enormous potential. They believe that human induced global warming is real and preach about it, debate about it, but take no action.
Just Cool It! is the latest book by Ian Hanington and David Suzuki. It is practical guide in understanding climate change a.k.a global warming. The book is divided into two … Continue reading Just Cool it! – Noteworthy Quotations
Seldom do I choose books which I can read in a couple of days. Being a slow and immersive reader with “heavy” preferences, it is less likely that I stumble … Continue reading Indian Vampire Fiction?
