Books and novels Platform By Mayank Chauhan

                                        1.  Wings Of Fire By A.P.J. Abdul Kalaam Wings of fireside is an autography of APJ Abdul Kalam covering his youth and his add Indian space research and missile programs. In this story of a boy from a humble background from Rameswaram who went on to become a key player in Indian space research and many Indian missile programs and later became the president of India. The book has been very fashionable in India and has been translated into multiple languages. I recently picked up a replica and skim it for a few days. it had been very engaging initially but attended drag a touch towards the top with tons of technical details and procedural information of his space research and missile projects. I loved the initial chapters of Wings of fireside since it gives a vivid picture of our country from 1930 – 1950s. Abdul Kalam born in ...

1.  Husain: Portrait of an Artist By Ila Pal A biography of MF Husain written by someone who had both the access to and therefore the advantage of a ringside view to the mercurial artist for on the brink of 50 years need to be a touch quiet mostly anecdotal or a keyhole account of 1 of the best artists the planet has ever seen. Despite offering an immersive first-person account, much of which recounts conversations with Husain about the journey of his art, his understanding of India and therefore the manner during which he became the connection between traditional Indian art and the avant-garde movement that he was an integral a part of, Ila Pal’s Husain: Portrait of an Artist leaves you feeling that the mask Husain donned remains considerably in situ. In the 1990s, Maqbool Fida Husain's name was synonymous with art, as far because the Indian public was concerned. He became the primary Indian artist whose works sold for over Rs 10 lakh — an unimaginable figure back w...

1. I Too Had A Love Story By Ravindra Singh  The novel is written by Ravinder Singh. Furthermore, the novel is based on his real story. In fact, this is one of the best love stories I have ever read. Further, the novel beautifully describes the emotions when you lose your love. I Bet, You can not stop tears. Indeed, this is a beautiful work Furthermore, there is a line from the Novel, "She died, I survived and because I survived, I died daily. Also, there's one particular incident during this book, which is simply plain weird. It makes me doubt the ‘great love’ this book is predicated on. There was a crisis (for the shortage of a far better word to stay this review spoiler-free) on Khushi’s end and Ravin was flying bent see her. During the airplane ride, when the love of his life is supposedly in severe danger, he checks out the air-hostess. Yes, you read that correctly. He checks out the air-hostess. Need I say more? To sum it up, if you're trying to find a lite...