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Sudha Murty Books | A List of 32 Books by Sudha Murty (Genre Wise)

With this list, we mean to convey to our readers a list of 32 of the best Sudha Murty Books out of the many written by her. A prolific writer in English and Kannada, Sudha Murty has written novels, technical books, travelogues, collections of short stories and non- fictional pieces, and books for children.

Eminent Historians by Arun Shourie Book

Eminent Historians Exposed: Uncovering Bias, Plagiarism, and Corruption in Indian Academic Circles | Arun Shourie | Book Review

In “Eminent Historians,” Arun Shourie boldly uncovers a web of bias, plagiarism, and corruption within Indian academic circles. Through meticulous research, he reveals how left-leaning scholars distorted history, whitewashing brutalities and manipulating records. This shocking expose sheds light on the dark underbelly of historical scholarship in India.

How To Write A Term Paper Step-by-Step Guide

How To Write A Term Paper: Step-by-Step Guide

Discover the essential steps to crafting a successful term paper with this comprehensive guide. From understanding the structure to selecting the right adviser for your economics paper, gain invaluable insights to excel in your academic endeavors. Master the art of term paper writing today.

Someone Like Her by Awais Khan Book Review

Someone Like Her | Awais Khan’s Unflinching Societal Critique of Pakistan | Book Review

In the heart of Multan, Ayesha stands as a beacon of defiance against tradition, carving her own path despite societal pressures. But when a powerful man’s obsession threatens to destroy her world, she finds unexpected refuge in London’s embrace. There, amidst the city’s bustling streets, she crosses paths with Kamil, igniting a poignant journey of healing, redemption, and unlikely love.

What Iranians Want Women, Life, Freedom by Arash Azizi Review

Listen to Iranian Voices of Resilience in ‘What Iranians Want: Women, Life, Freedom’ | Arash Azizi | Book Review

Dive into ‘What Iranians Want: Women, Life, Freedom’—a riveting narrative unraveling Iran’s growing revolution. Azizi’s meticulous exploration delves into historical roots, ignited by Mahsa Amini’s tragic death, sparking nationwide protests. From Khomeini’s promises to present-day oppression, it’s a compelling journey into Iran’s quest for justice and freedom.

Diary of An Expat in Singapore Jennifer Gargiulo Book Review

Savoring Singapore through an expat’s eyes in ‘Diary of An Expat in Singapore’ | Review

In ‘Diary of an Expat in Singapore,’ Gargiulo’s witty narrative navigates the bustling streets of the Lion City, immersing readers in its rich culture, tantalizing cuisine, and the everyday quirks of expatriate existence. From navigating the nuances of Singlish to indulging in mouthwatering hawker fare, Gargiulo’s keen observations and self-deprecating humor offer a delightful glimpse into the unique experiences of expatriate life.

All Roads Lead to Ganga Ruskin Bond Book Review

All Roads Lead to Ganga | Ruskin Bond | Book Review

In “All Roads Lead to Ganga,” Ruskin Bond pays homage to Ganga and the Himalayas, celebrating their majesty and significance. From the tranquil waters of Mandakini to the towering peaks of Tungnath, the book reverently explores the diverse landscapes of Garhwal, capturing Bond’s profound connection to this cherished land and its sacred rivers.