Posts from the education category.
Sometimes a book finds you — not the other way around. I remember picking up I Am Nujood, Age 10 and Divorced during a quiet evening, thinking I’d flip through a few pages before bed. What I didn’t know was that this slim memoir, written by a girl not even out of primary school, would leave me sleepless and wide-eyed, grappling with questions no ten-year-old should ever have to answer.This is the ...
Imagine having Warren Buffett as your personal investment coach — minus the billion-dollar bank balance. That’s exactly how The Warren Buffett Way by Robert G. Hagstrom feels. Hagstrom isn’t new to the Buffett universe. He's an acclaimed financial author known for making complex ideas simple. This book, now in its updated edition, is far more than a how-to guide on investing. It’s a mindset manual...
Back in 1999, when I was preparing for the Civil Services Exam, guidance was scarce, and books like How to Get into IAS simply didn’t exist. I remember staring at bulky, outdated guides, feeling both overwhelmed and under-informed. Now, fast-forward to 2025, I stumble upon this gem by Shakti Singh and Rohit Sharma—and I couldn't help but think, Where was this book when I needed it most? This isn’t...
What does it truly take to shift the landscape of education for millions? Not just funding or policy, but courage, imagination, and an unrelenting belief in the power of curiosity. The Moving of Mountains by Adhirath Sethi is a compelling testimony to this truth. This is no ordinary book on social transformation—it is a story of vision turned into movement, a chronicle of how a dream can revolutio...
Have you ever wondered what an MBA truly does to a person—beyond the glossy brochures and LinkedIn headlines? That’s the question I found myself asking when I picked up Mr. MBA by Prof. Dr. Ansari Ebrahim. And what I discovered wasn’t just a guide to management education—it was a reimagining of how we see personal growth and professional purpose.Prof. Dr. Ebrahim isn’t your run-of-the-mill academi...
You know how sometimes a book just finds you at the right moment? That’s exactly what happened with Sanskritam: Future Language of the World. I picked it up with casual curiosity, thinking I’d browse a few pages and come back to it later. Instead, I ended up staying up all night—except for six hours of sleep—to finish it. That’s the kind of pull this book has.Written by Sameer A.H.—a BE, MBA from ...
Alright, let's dive into \Your Passport to HMT: 3 Pillars of a Great Life\ by Prakash Shah. You know, we all have those moments where we look around and think, \Is this it?\ We're chasing something, but what exactly? It's like trying to juggle three balls: health, money, and time. And let's be real, most of us drop at least one, right? This book aims to change that, especially for students who hav...
“Teaching has always been a passion of mine. With a background in science and mathematics, I have dedicated years to helping children understand these subjects. One of my proudest achievements if you ask today, it will be completing my B.Ed in 1981-82 in Nagpur……Teaching was never just about academics for me—it was about connecting with people, understanding them, and making a difference in their ...
Have you ever had a moment when you realized that ancient wisdom might have been far ahead of modern science? That our ancestors, without the internet, satellites, or microscopes, somehow possessed an intricate understanding of the cosmos, physics, and human nature? Sanatana & Science by Pankaj Lochan is that revelation—an insightful journey into the depths of Sanatana Dharma and its undeniable in...
