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The Web of Twisted Paths by Gyan Prakash
3d ago00:22:21Tap to summarizeAbout The BookThe Web of Twisted Paths is a coming-of-age novel that follows Yeni, a young woman born into a poor, marginalized family in the ravine region of Bundelkhand, Uttar Pradesh. Raised amid caste oppression, gender discrimination, poverty, child marriage, and forced labour, she faces relentless social and cultural barriers that threaten to define her future. Yet, driven by courage, determination, and an unwavering belief in justice, Yeni refuses to surrender to these constraints.
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Miss Art and Mr. Artist by Roman
2w ago00:21:15Tap to summarizeAbout The BookThe following is a work of fiction – purely an artistic imagination of the author that at times extracts from the context and events happening in the real world – and therefore must be treated as such.This book is the first in a series of three to four books, depending upon the content, and talks about mainly two characters Roman and Sarah. Roman, was a wonderer who, troubled by his traumatic childhood, often used to think about the nature of his reality, trying to find some meaning in a rather meaningless world, filled with chaos
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THE DOCUMENT FORTRESS by Brijesh Srivastava
Jun 3000:27:43Tap to summarizeAbout The BookEvery infrastructure project is built twice.First in documents.Then on site.Most engineers understand the second part. Very few truly understand the first.The Document Fortress is a powerful insider’s guide to the hidden world of contracts, liabilities, audit exposure, documentation warfare and professional survivability inside India’s infrastructure ecosystem.
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Justice Written in the Absence of Law by A M Iktear Uddin (Anik)
Jun 2700:25:13Tap to summarizeAbout The BookConstitutions limit authority. However, there exist institutions that are prepared and capable of enforcing the constitution, rather than the words themselves. This is something that every generation learns. One of these bodies, judicial review, is extremely significant. It represents the idea that the rule of law takes precedence over authority and that even the most powerful branches of government must explain their acts in a legal and constitutionally sound manner.
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I Just Don't Get It by Walty Ladder
Jun 2600:19:16Tap to summarizeAbout The BookAs the subtitle suggests, this book is a collection of anecdotes from the author’s travels to all of the United Nations recognized countries of the world, plus some that maybe one day will become countries.From the UK, his first country visited, to Cabo Verde, his final country visited, the book is packed with quirky observations of everyday life across the continents.
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The Other 99% by Kailash Biyani & Nilesh Maurya
Jun 2200:23:53Tap to summarizeAbout The BookThe Other 99% confronts the survivorship bias that dominates startup culture. While we celebrate the rare successes—the garage-to-billion stories—we ignore the graveyard of founders who did everything “right” and still failed.The book systematically dismantles entrepreneurship’s sacred myths. “Follow your passion” becomes dangerous when Ananya discovers her love for food has nothing to do with running a cloud kitchen.
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Bandini: Iraadon Kee Ek Kalajayee Yatra by Dr. Rajshree Verma
May 3000:20:19Tap to summarizeAbout The Book Introduction: Woman—The Saga of Creation’s Primal and Endless StruggleSince the dawn of creation, woman has been considered synonymous with “power” and “mother.” She was nature, she was nourishment, and she was extension. But ironically, the very society she nurtured, built walls of decorum, tradition, and social shame around her, leaving her a prisoner in her own home. This saga, beginning from the dusty streets of Muzaffarpur and reaching the global digital horizon, traces the evolution of women’s power through three generations of heroines—Sarla, Vidya, and Aradhana.
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Ibtida by Satpal Sharma
May 2000:15:50Tap to summarizeAbout The BookIbtida is more than just a collection of poems—it is a soulful journey through emotions, experiences, and the silent echoes of the heart. This debut poetry collection by Satpal Sharma captures the essence of life’s ups and downs, reflecting the depth of human feelings with simplicity and grace. Each poem and nazm serves as a mirror, sometimes portraying the joy of new beginnings and at other times revealing the wisdom gained through life’s experiences.
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Aakhri Khat by Satyam Pandey
May 1900:19:17Tap to summarizeAbout the BookThis book is a deep and poignant story that explores the blurred line between love, separation, memory, and reality. At its core lies a simple yet unsettling question: when love is lost before it can truly be lived, what does it turn a person into?
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Destinomic by Vijay Gupta
May 1600:20:09Tap to summarizeAbout The Book Destinomic Numerology Without Fear is a structured and practical guide to understanding numerology through clarity, logic, and psychological insight — without superstition or fear-based remedies.This book explains the Lo Shu Grid, Arrow System, Missing Numbers, and core numerology principles in a simplified yet advanced manner. Instead of predicting fear or dependency, Destinomic focuses on decision clarity, personality structure, and life direction.
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