The Wish Maker by Ali Sethi: A Review
The history I’ve studied in other non-fiction books finally feels real.
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The history I’ve studied in other non-fiction books finally feels real.
The Wish Maker by Ali Sethi: A Review Read More »
No matter your intellectual background or goal, you will find something new and exciting in this book, which will add to your future discoveries.
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The stress plaguing me these last few months has finally been lifted from my shoulders, leaving room for the next load of stress that life’s going to throw at me. And so, it is in this moment of respite that I can sit back, relax, and reflect for a minute.
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Ms Marvel began a chain reaction that would pave the way for unprecedented levels of diversity and representation in comic books.
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Fiction. Its an interesting thing isn’t it? Inherently false yet at the same time often truer than even the truest encyclopaedia.
1919 represented a watershed moment in the Indian Independence Movement.
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I now present to you: Aqil Ghani’s Gap Year Goals!
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On Thursday, the 13th of August, thousands of students across the country received the most important results in their academic lives. And in a year like no other, this Results Day would be like no other.
With the rise of Islam strengthening connections between different cultures in Africa and Asia, more and more Africans settled in the Indian Subcontinent permanently.
Indo-Africans and the Story of Malik Ambar Read More »
The Lucknow Pact is a testament to Jinnah’s adeptness as a political tactician in the cause for an Independent India.
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