Posts from the environment category.
Some mysteries begin with a dead body. Others begin with a whisper.Unicorns in the City by Deepti L. Sharma begins with something far more unsettling — a child’s quiet secret.While reading this book, I found myself smiling at the innocence of the moment and yet feeling a subtle unease creeping in. A little girl, Gullu, casually mentions that her best friend’s grandmother has been murdered. But whe...
There was a softness in the room when I finished this book.Not silence exactly — more like the kind of quiet that follows a memory you didn’t know you were carrying. I was sitting still longer than needed, aware that something gentle had brushed past me and stayed.The Three Greens didn’t arrive loudly. It didn’t demand attention. It behaved like a childhood afternoon — unannounced, unhurried, and ...
It was the day off when Ravi came to meet Meera. They left in the morning and took an early train into the center of the lunar colony. The deeper layer had offices but the first two layers were filled with commercial shopping complexes. Meera had not yet received her first salary so she purchased only basic things she needed. Ravi was in the electronics shop for a while. They went to have brunch t...
Meera sat in the seat next to the porthole through which she could look outside the rocket. Everything was grey. The body of the rocket was grey, the back of the seat on which the entertainment display was mounted was grey, the body of the rocket was grey, and the Moon ahead was grey. She was also not entirely certain what she was going to do once she was on the Moon. She just knew she wanted to g...
Everyone knows about Bangalore traffic, even if they are not from the city. I, too, was very hesitant to drive to my office amidst the city's busy routes. Surprisingly, it took me just two days of travel to get over my fear of driving in the city during rush hour. The sudden honks no longer surprise me, and I’ve learned that not every horn around me is meant for me.Apparently, I’ve started to enjo...
The first time I opened Maya’s Mirage by Manish Reddy, I wasn’t expecting to be pulled in so quickly. But within a few pages, it felt less like reading and more like stepping through a doorway — one that opened into a future both dazzling and unnerving. It’s the kind of story that doesn’t just spin a world for you; it makes you question the one you’re already living in. And while Reddy may be new ...
At Seotic, we believe growth should be good for your business and good for the planet.That’s why we’re proud to announce a new initiative: For every paid Seotic user, we will donate $1 to One Tree Planted, enough to plant one tree.Every subscription now goes beyond SEO. It supports reforestation, wildlife protection, clean air and a healthier future. Whether you run a local shop, a digital agency...
What if the creatures we deem \lesser\ suddenly asked us to justify our dominance? That question lingered with me long after I turned the final page of War and Wisdom—a bold, intelligent tale that doesn’t just blur the line between man and animal, but flips the script altogether. Chattanathan, known for his versatile literary contributions like MY RIDES with SAHIB and Anjanamma – Igniting Aspirati...
