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Everything we do has good or bad consequences but how often do we stop and ponder upon it while we’re doing it? Humans tend to live in abandon and forget that their wrongdoings are getting registered and will eventually need to be accounted and answered for. However, with some stroke of luck what if they …
I’m happy to be reviewing the first book for Write Tribe. A Dance with the Corporate Ton: Reflections of a Worker Ant by Lata Subramanian. Book blurb Human nature and human tendencies don’t change easily. What held true and was accepted generations ago, is so even now. However, the names have been upgraded for our …
After meeting and interacting with author Ravi Subramanian, I was quite excited to read and review this book. His shift from churning out Banking thrillers one after another to something about ‘Love. Betrayal. Redemption.’,as the tag line suggests, seemed like an interesting read. The story is about Aditya Kapoor, an IIM-B alumnus, a banker …
It is said that one should not judge a book from its cover. True. One more thing, though, that I’ve come to learn over time is that a book should also not be judged from its rather innovative or interesting title because there’s a chance that the imagination and creativity begin and end just there. …
When I received my autographed copy of The Bankster for review, I was thrilled. It is the one and only autographed book I have and it made me feel special to hold and possess it. If that was special, I sure have no words to express what I felt when my dear friend Pinsy told …