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Reflection of the Soul: An Analysis of ‘Darpan: Khud Se Mulakat’

In the vast landscape of contemporary Hindi literature, Munish C. Dhiman’s Darpan: Khud Se Mulakat emerges as a profound exploration of the self and the world. The title, which translates to “Mirror: An Encounter with Oneself,” serves as a literal and metaphorical gateway into the poet’s psyche. It is a collection that does not merely describe the world but holds a mirr...


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IndiGo Redefines Literary Residency: Two Days on Terminal Floors

The timing could scarcely have been more disastrous. Just as India’s literary festival season commenced, IndiGo—the nation’s aviation behemoth commanding 63% market share—descended into operational pandemonium. Over 1,000 flights cancelled, passengers abandoned at airports, on-time performance plummeting to an abysmal 8.5%—all stemming from catastrophic failures in crew manag...


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Dabi Aas (Diary) by Shaikh Sarafat Ali: A Chronicle of Youthful Expectations and Emotional Turmoil

Shaikh Sarafat Ali’s debut Hindi novel, Dabi Aas (Diary), is a profoundly introspective work that captures the subjective emotional landscape of contemporary Indian youth navigating the treacherous waters of love, ambition, and self-discovery. Far from being a simple romance, the novel serves as a powerful psychological exploration, taking a keen dig at the intense, empha...


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Of Legacies and a Beheading

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A Warm and Witty Return: Catherine Newman’s "Wreck” Delivers More of What Made "Sandwich” Irresistible

Some literary characters deserve an encore, and Rocky—the sharp-tongued, endearingly neurotic narrator of Catherine Newman’s 2024 hit “Sandwich”—is undoubtedly one of them. In “Wreck,” Newman proves that second helpings can be just as satisfying as the original, delivering a sequel that stands on its own while deepening our connection to a character who feels like an old frie...


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