In this series: Best Book from India, Part 1 In the part 1 of the series, one of the most debated states were Delhi and Maharastra. While someone pointed out that White Tiger is a trash (that I dont agree with), others said that it should listed under Bihar (that I somehow agree). Another disagreement… Read More Best Books from Indian States, Part 2
Earlier this year, I made the list of Indian personalities who deserve a Biopic and cheekily ended the tittle by giving it Part I. So, here I am back with my another list of Indian personalities whose Biopic I would love to see. To be honest, this has been a good year for Biopics. Bhag… Read More Indian Personalities Who Deserve a Biopic (Part II)
Since, I mentioned in my last post (Book Review: The Man Who Knew the Infinity), that my mind is captured by Ramanujan’s life and times, here are some of my thoughts on the mysteries around Ramanujan. In one of the episode of History Channel’s controversial show, “Ancient Aliens “(The Einstein Factor), the show speculates that… Read More Ramanujan and the Mysteries
Sports commentators and News editors use the term “Genius” so frequently that sometimes we forget the real meaning of the term. Maybe because of lack of better words, the likes of Ramanujan are also defined as genius in modern worlds. Robert Kanigel wrote this biography on one of the most popular and mysterious mathematician, who… Read More Book Review: The Man who knew Infinity
