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Obsession!! What is it and why do ordinary citizens, young and old, feel this way for a total stranger?

Through this book I hope to connect to the intended audience and caution them about the blunder of remaining in comfort zones especially when the economic and business environment around them is under churn. I came across a handful of IT folks who were axed. Some were prepared, they saw it coming.

The relationship between man & woman is a crucial one for the welfare of the individual, family & society. Most conflicts, crimes, and social problems revolve around this relationship. A man-woman relationship is central to human civilization. Irrespective of race, religion or culture, this relationship has always set various norms, rules, and traditions. While different conditions do influence relationships, certain basic patterns remain universal. The focus of this book is to unveil the similarities between men and women that join to form the basis of man-woman relationships. Differences based on culture, religion and social structure are equally important to the foundation of a relationship, but since they vary from place to place, they are beyond the present scope of the book. The underlying rules and principles of all these established factors, however, are determined by the basic nature of man and woman. The man-woman relationship is beautiful and complex. It is crucial to observe and discuss relationships from every one of many possible angles. The emphasis on discovering different strategies & mechanisms involved in developing and maintain a relationship is the priority here.

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DUI MINAR is an illustrated Bengali book written by Aniruddha, with 41 marvelous drawings by Santi Chatterjee. It is a translation of The Two Towers, the second part of Tolkien’s epic The Lord of the Rings. The wizard Gandalf was lost in battle with a fearsome demon. The brave, remorseful Boromir was killed. The Ringbearer Frodo made his escape towards Mordor with his loyal Samwise, but the rest of the Fellowship were beset with Orc attacks. Now the two hobbits alone must continue their quest to destroy Sauron’s Ring – alone, save for the mysterious creeping figure that follows wherever they go.

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In this book, Lucca, the main character of the work, a Rallye enter the forest with her big red truck and will go through various challenges to reach the final of the competition.

Cyriac Varghese, originally from Kerala, grew up in Mumbai. Born in 1989, his childhood was typical of the 80’s during which some of the best cartoons were on air. His took his first steps towards making art by sketching out the characters of cartoon shows such as He-Man, TNT, Tom & Jerry and the Flintstones, during the wee hours of the morning. Although he initially began to pursue graphic design, he later changed lanes and began writing. He later attended a course in creative writing conducted by the British Council in Delhi. Singing and art are two passions that run in his family. Whether vocals or illustrations, they are both molded by his fascination of mysticism. He thoroughly enjoys long jam sessions and now hopes of forming a band. His vocals tend to be loud and experimental but also at times eerie and ambient, which led to his study of the Basuri (Indian classical flute). His art is highly intuitive and always done without any reference, thus allowing a natural flow. He has also been an active basketball player in school and has played for the three schools he has attended, for two clubs and for the district of Mumbai, South East.

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A rare peek into the lives of the people of Goa as they transition from a Portuguese colony to becoming a part of India.

When her papa left, Sarah unfolded the gift and pulled out a silver-colored album. Curious to know what was inside, she flipped through the pages. There were pictures of a baby girl, from her birth to about two years of age, and below each picture, was a short description. Sarah began to read each one and in the middle of the album, she found a note from Ellen.

Can life ever be simple? No, the journey of our lives is complicated. Sometimes, we complicate it further, react to these complexities, and end up hurting ourselves, and others. However, we can simplify our complex life, and yes, we can do it ourselves. We do not need to look outside for solutions.

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The Fama is a poetic deity that broadcasts good news. This allegoric figure has been used by the Catholic Church to announce the beginning of a period of special prayers to the patron-saint or patroness of the parish, which culminates in the Feast. The Fama is an event of minor relevance in the liturgical calendar, except in Colvá, Goa.