Category: Non-Fiction
Non Fiction
Writer’s Block: Fact Or Myth? – #MyFriendAlexa
Writer’s Block: Fact Or Myth? Is writer’s block a genuine malice or is it a myth created by people? Before trying to answer the question, I would like to narrate a small anecdote my political science teacher used to regale our class with when I was in my 8th grade. The teacher’s name was Sivaramakrishnan […]
The Practical Wisdom in Religious Texts – #MyFriendAlexa Season 4
The Practical Wisdom in Religious Texts Right through my childhood, my parents tried to instil a love of religion in me and my sister. They are a very orthodox couple, and in our house, pujas were performed in right earnest throughout the year. Both myself and my sister were encouraged to believe in God and […]
My Experience With The Blogchatter Book Review Program
My Experience With The Blogchatter Book Review Program I have been in love with books since the time I was in sixth grade. Over the years my passion for reading only grew and even now when I am fifty-three, this love for books is not showing any signs of diminishing. But I had never thought […]
The Three Best Apps To Catch A Person Who Has Tried To Unlock Your Phone
The Three Best Apps To Catch A Person Who Has Tried To Unlock Your Phone We all remember the days when apps used to give us only the ability to track our stolen mobiles. There were several apps which would tell us the exact location of our mobiles when they went missing. This also helped us to recover […]
The Three Best Antivirus And Anti-Theft Apps For Your Mobiles
The Three Best Anti-Virus And Anti-Theft Apps For Your Mobiles In this article I will review three of the best apps available in the market for safeguarding your data when your mobile gets stolen or misplaced. I will try to present the features of these apps in simple easy language so that it is clear even to people […]
Sakshi, the teenager who fought when the walls around her crumbled – #WATWB
Sakshi, the teenager who fought when the walls around her crumbled – #WATWB Sakshi was a bubbly young teenager, just nineteen years old when fate struck a cruel blow. Her eyesight was slowly beginning to dwindle. Initially, she did not realise the seriousness of her condition. Her private ophthalmologist could not figure out what […]
My Thoughts On The Sycophancy Exhibited By Writers In India Today
My Thoughts On The Sycophancy Exhibited By Writers In India I am a writer and I also read voraciously. I review many of the books I read on my blog. On an average, I read around 5 to 6 books every month. In my reviews, I always make an effort to be honest. I am […]
My Take On Bhaktology
My Take On Bhaktology One of the qualities of Bhakts which never fails to baffle me is their undying loyalty to the current regime. I would like to coin a term for this loyalty. I will call it the Bhakt Quotient. There was a time when I too had a Bhakt Quotient of 100%. This […]
Fear: The All-Consuming Reality Of Today’s India
FEAR: THE ALL-CONSUMING REALITY OF TODAY’S INDIA It is indeed a pity that I have to start the first post in my new blog to express a negative emotion like fear. Let me first tell you how the whole sordid tale of this post came about. A few days back I had signed a petition […]
Z is for (Z)aheer Abbas the Pakistani who was the nemesis of Indian spinners during the eighties – #BlogchatterAtoZ #AtoZChallenge 2019
Z is for (Z)aheer Abbas the Pakistani who was the nemesis of the Indian spinners during the eighties – #BlogchatterAtoZ #AtoZChallenge 2019 Today I am going to bring you the tale of a cricketer who was a simply superlative batsman of the eighties and was the nemesis of the famed Indian spinners. Most people of […]
