Artificial Intelligence Handbook for Supplier Quality Professionals by Irshadullah Asim Mohammed, a book review

Artificial Intelligence Handbook for Supplier Quality Professionals Irshadullah Asim Mohammed book review Intellectual Reader

Irshadullah Asim Mohammed’s Artificial Intelligence Handbook for Supplier Quality Professionals (2021) stands as a landmark publication in the emerging confluence of artificial intelligence (AI) and supplier quality management (SQM). The book is a comprehensive and methodically structured guide that not only interprets the language of technology for industry professionals but also redefines the future contours… Continue reading →

Janbaaz – an Audiobook by Gautam Rajrishi dawns on Storytel App (Hindi)

Gautam Rajrishi has made a name for himself among the lovers of Shayari, Hindi poetry and Urdu poetry as well as the lovers of literature in general. He does not only write well, he also narrates his poems and ghazals in a voice that adds charm to his overall impression and readers and listeners are… Continue reading →

On Living and Dying by J Krishnamurti – Book Review

On Living and Dying J Krishnamurti book review

“But you see, most of us don’t want to die, because we are content with our living. And our living is very ugly; it is mean, envious, a constant strife.” This is what you find in the fourth paragraph, page number 105 of this book, On Living and Dying, by J Krishnamurti. Whatever this philosopher,… Continue reading →

The Memoirs of a Nobody by P Sam – Book Review

The Memoirs of a Nobody is a novel with a two-layered narrative which has been published recently. This work of fiction is written by a new entrant in the field of Indian English literature, P. Sam. When I read the blurb, I was instantly absorbed. My thoughts were invested in imagining what might be the… Continue reading →

Moving for Moksha: Poetry Collection by Alok Mishra – Book Review

Moving for Moksha by Alok Mishra book review

Indian English poetry has been moving in phases. However, no certain path has been there to be traced – the growth of Indian English poetry has been there without tags, classifications, collective ideological conscience or uniform idea. Nevertheless, there have been English poets in India who have done their best in bringing out their expressive… Continue reading →

India Positive Citizen: Book by Savitha Rao – Review

India Positive Citizen book review Savitha Rao reader

We read a book, we may like or dislike it, in other words, we form our opinion about it, occasionally we share these opinions with friends or other readers, and then take another book and the cycle continues. However, there are books that, instead of allowing you to form any opinion, pose some tough questions… Continue reading →

I am a Rockstar by Uma Vanka – Book Review

Uma Vanka’s debut non-fiction book I am a Rockstar: An Expert Guide to Success, which might be kept in business, motivation or self-help group, is a wonderful book that has recently been launched to the reception of global audience and well-earned applause by the readers around the world. I am a Rockstar is a book… Continue reading →

Moral Fiber by Shawn Vij: Book Review

Have you ever realised that you are not mindful to your coworkers, relatives, and the people who come across in your day to day life? Have we ever noticed that one friend of ours who has become over-ambitious that blinded him realising core values? We meet a lot of people, for whom earning money counts… Continue reading →

The World’s Oldest, Most Powerful Secret Society | Book Review

To be frank, The World’s Oldest, Most Powerful Secret Society is a title that has kept me engaged to the last page without a doubt. There were a few breaking points in between but very few in numbers to be mentioned and highlighted. Otherwise, the novel is a clean and racy track to a conclusion… Continue reading →

The Tailor’s Needle | Lakshmi Raj Sharma

Indian English novels with meaningful content have become occasional, if not rare. Though I am not hoping that one comes on my reading desk too frequently, I will say that luck has favoured me many times. This time, I got my hands on this title, The Tailor’s Needle, written by Lakshmi Raj Sharma, a professor… Continue reading →

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