In Karnataka Kaleidoscope, Anuj Tikku chronicles his month-long journey from Hubli to Hampi, Mysuru, Coorg, and Chikmagalur, capturing ancient ruins, cultural festivities, local delicacies, and everyday encounters through vivid photographs, personal anecdotes, and itineraries that celebrate Karnataka’s beauty and charm.
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Are you looking for some good Non-Fiction books to read? bookGeeks has one of the largest collection of reviews of Indian Non-Fiction Books written by authors like Shashi Tharoor, Anuj Dhar and Devdutt Pattanaik. These can generally be biographies, self-help books, history, economic and scientific writings.
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The *Aghori Series*, a bestselling national sensation, unveils the secretive world of Aghoris—their mystical rituals, spiritual wisdom, and supernatural encounters. Follow Subbu’s transformative journey as he explores their unconventional practices and uncovers profound truths about this mysterious sect.
This book takes you deep into the world of a fierce and powerful Grama Devata—a protector, guardian, and swift force of justice. Through gripping stories and ancient wisdom, it unveils Bhairava, Kshetrapal guardians, oracles, and forgotten Dharmic traditions.
If you’re craving a quick yet powerful read, this gem is packed with timeless Buddhist wisdom on happiness, impermanence, and mindful living. Insightful, uplifting, and thought-provoking—it’s like a spiritual espresso shot for your soul!
If you’ve ever loved deeply, longed endlessly, or felt the ache of unspoken words, this poetry collection will touch your soul. It weaves love, loss, and healing into verses that feel like whispered confessions.
Thank You for Leaving is a heartfelt poetry collection by Rithvik Singh that delves into love, loss, and healing. Through evocative verses, it comforts those who feel deeply, offering solace and a reminder that emotions are a gift.
He ditched Google, teamed up with his mom, and turned samosas into a foodie empire. From home-cooked Bohri delights to Mumbai’s hottest dining experience, his journey is a rollercoaster of risks, rewards, and irresistible flavors—because who needs a desk job when you’ve got samosas?
Unsolved Indian Hindu Temple Mysteries explores 12 extraordinary temples, unveiling their legends, miracles, and unexplained phenomena that continue to mystify historians, scientists, and devotees, offering a fascinating glimpse into India’s rich spiritual and architectural heritage.
It’s Not a Creation, It’s a Projection through Expression bridges science and spirituality, exploring the universe’s mysteries. It delves into Vedic wisdom, quantum physics, space-time, consciousness, and cosmic energy, offering profound insights into existence, purpose, and reality.
Poetry isn’t just about romance—it can evoke laughter, pain, nostalgia, and joy. When you crave lyrical beauty beyond love, a certain book catches your eye. It stands out for its staggering variety, promising a rich tapestry of emotions and experiences.
Rediscover the magic of childhood with “Hanuman: The Epitome of Devotion and Courage” by Amar Chitra Katha. This 32-page book, filled with vibrant illustrations and captivating storytelling, introduces kids to the mighty Hanuman and his unwavering devotion to Lord Rama. Perfect for young readers.
Thibaut Meurisse’s “Success Is Inevitable” is a practical and motivational guide to achieving your dreams. It offers simple steps, powerful insights, and actionable exercises to help you define success, commit to your goals, master emotional stability, and build meaningful relationships. Transform your life and make success inevitable!
Mystic Tales of Shiva is a short read that provides a beginner-level introduction to Lord Shiva and his world. It attempts to bring the wisdom of the Shiva Purana and distill it down for a novice reader. All of 70 pages, it is a book that can be read fairly quickly and has chapters that briefly touch on many different aspects of our beloved Mahadev.
In his latest book, Tikku takes us on a memorable trip to the beautiful and picturesque country of Azerbaijan, a country that has been all the rage with Indian crowds recently, and why not? It has so many things to offer—cities soaked with culture and history, majestic and towering mountains, natural fire vents, blue seas, and gorgeous and idyllic countryside.
Written in an epistolary form, this book is a non-fiction self-help comprising of a letter for each day of the month. These letters are written by the author Ashish Bagrecha and are meant to be read by readers who may be looking for some sort of inspiration, words of hope on questions and issues rather personal.
Hold On to Your Dreams, at about 100 pages, is a treat to hold in your hands. It is like a long letter, a letter that consists of many things – from friendly guidance to glimpses of the author’s own past, from a sneak peek into his everyday activities to the memories of his books and writings, those he read, and those he wrote.
“Journey Down the Years” by Ruskin Bond comprises of 25 pieces of writings, spanning an eclectic range of subjects. Through his pen Bond captures the essence of nature, nostalgia, memories, experiences, and simple living. The book offers a glimpse into the life of the author himself.
Anand Ranganathan’s ‘Hindus in Hindu Rashtra’ is a powerful, well-researched book exposing the systemic discrimination against Hindus in India. Through eight compelling chapters, Ranganathan debunks myths of Hindu dominance and highlights state-sanctioned injustices. Reading this book should not be a choice but a compulsion, a duty.