Book Review: Who Me, Poor?
Economics constantly looks to the view that man’s primary response to economic necessity will be rational. But what if economics needs to expand its boundaries on what’s actually rational behavior...
View ArticleWhy Know About Principal Thampu’s “Stormy Course”?
Why should students read Principal Thampu’s memoir as titled above? Well, because they are at the center of it! The book is all about them! They’d agree; if they believe, as I do, that education is...
View ArticleDifficult Daughters: A daughter’s quest to uncover her mother’s past
Written by Manju Kapur, a former professor of Miranda House, Difficult Daughters, published in 1998, is a story of Virmati narrated by her daughter Ida. The book initially promises to be a feminist...
View ArticleBook Review: Remember Me by Mary Higgins Clark
If you are spending this Christmas or New Year snuggled up in the warmth of your home or PG and thinking of some suspense thriller to get you through those party hours then Remember Me can serve the...
View Article10 Books Recommended to All Students of Humanities
As is rightly said, books are a person’s best friends. Books help you evolve, shape your thought process, argues with your limitations and finally, conquers your ignorance. There are certain books...
View ArticleFour Must Read Science Books
Science has always been about quenching the curiosity and putting the derived knowledge into applications. This dynamic field of study has limitless boundaries. The more knowledge we get, the more...
View ArticleBook Review: I am Divine, So are You
Many would argue that our gender-equality oriented culture is prominently an on-going matter. It is very off-setting for the youth who openly recognise themselves as LGBTQ, and difficult for the...
View ArticleGabriel García Márquez- The Enchanter of Emotions
Today, we celebrate the 91st birthday of the Gabo- the famous colombian novelist, short-story writer, screenwriter and journalist, and quite certainly, the most accomplished author of the 20th...
View ArticleClassics to Read This Summer
Classics are a great way to do go back in time for an escape and introspection. Take yourself on a great getaway this summer with our ultimate list of must-read classics. As the summer is dawning...
View ArticleReview: Pragati Maidan Delhi Book and Stationery Fair 2018
Pragati Maidan hosts it’s Delhi edition of the book and stationery fair in the months of August and September every year. The book fair boasts of a footfall of a large number of people who flock to...
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The Good, the Bad, and the Truth in Saadat Hasan Manto
What makes the works of Saadat Hasan Manto, from over 60 years ago, a significance for the education of an Indian, of a human today? From the morning newspaper to the prime-time debates, the average...
View ArticleAkhil Katyal’s Poetry Session in Hindu College
Akhil Katyal came to Hindu College on 5 November and did a reading of his different poems among which were his famous pieces that have captured the youth through social media. It wouldn’t be wise to...
View ArticleOf Writing and Reading: Ravinder Singh Visits Miranda House
On Monday, 29th August 2019, a book discussion with the bestselling writer Ravinder Singh was organised by the English Literary Society of Miranda House. The English Literary Society of Miranda House...
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Five Unique Bookstores in Delhi You Can’t Miss
Awaiting the joy of holding, leafing through, sniffing and probably even dog-earing a new book? Look no further! Here is a list of few bookstores for ever student to check out. The Bookshop, Jorbagh...
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The Charm And Vice Of Blank Diaries For An Author
The New Year carries along new tidings, and caught in the flurry of daisy fresh beginnings, we turn over a blank leaf in our lives. But here I attempt to give expression to the hurricane wrought upon...
View Article#DUBReview: Taylor Swift’s Evermore
Taylor Swift’s follow-up album to folklore is a freewheeling invention and at once, a definitive moment in her discography. Here’s a review. There’s been many Twitter jokes about Taylor Swift’s...
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Digitalizing Spoken Words-The Art of Podcasting
After a little more than 10 months of the pandemic phase, podcasts have become a mainstream go-to entertainment for millions across the globe. The newly popularized art now has more than 1.5 million...
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Decolonisation and Resistance Through the Lens of Language
Language has always been much more than a mere tool for communication, translating into a reiteration of one’s identity, an instrument for rejecting oppressive ideals and consequently, an affirmation...
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Female Superheroes in Indian Comics You Have To Know About!
Flipping through the caricature filled pages of comics, one can decrypt the existence of superheroes all around; some with flying powers, some with magnanimous strength but mostly all men. Let’s take...
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Hues And Cries for E-Library : DU Version
In a country where internet connection and its stability is still a distant dream formany, academic resources during these times are the need of the hour. But is itavailable and accessible to...
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