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By Owlerian: Rimple Sanchla While we talk about the leadership, the persona having capabilities to transform the vision, in reality, taking all teams along with him, becoming a guiding light, motivator all the time to reach the final goals. We never thought earlier about the comparing and taking an example of leadership qualities before on Whatsapp Group Administrator. The following write-up is inspired by few WhatsApp group where I am an admin as well as my day to day experience of being an Entrepreneur. Vision: Creating a group on a certain theme and make it successful is a vision of the Group Admin, and he orRead More →

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Meet Owlerian – Rimple Sanchla Entrepreneur, blogger, author, traveler, explorer and popularly known as “Matron” for being strict in Owlery Book World Club. After being an average student all my educational life, I learned that there is an intelligence that extends beyond school and college mark sheets. I am now an Explorer and Enjoying my journey of life. I love flying. Of course, I don’t have a flying license. Hence, I fly a drone. Smile and me are synonymous! It’s always there with me like my best friend. I am a student of life – FOREVER!! About me A successful entrepreneur by profession owns and runs a company TekEra Solutions.Read More →

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Owlery Book World presents book reviews from hardcore readers. This is readers view of the book and not an overall perspective. A reader is simply a reader, a book lover, not a book critic. A Book Lover presents his or her perspective on the book and not say whether it’s good or bad. We believe that all books are good, it just needs to go to a correct reader. Books attract you. You don’t choose a book, a book chooses you to be read. Hope you enjoy the book reviews on our new segment – OwleryViews. Owl’s of our readers’ club will keep sharing theirRead More →

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Owlery Book World Show is the first of its kind wherein regular readers are discussing on different book genres. We all love reading books, but more importantly, we all love to discuss books. Do bear with our technical issues in season 1. We promise to present the Season 2 smooth and clear. Do share your feedback contentwise! The people discussing books on this show have been reading since their childhood. Know what was reading like 6 decades ago. Know what was reading like 6 decades ago. Know what was reading like 6 decades ago. Know what books kids then read. Know what books today’s kidsRead More →

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Zian is a seemingly happy and successful investment banker. Following an enormous personal tragedy, he sets out on an introspective journey to the Himalayas. He is questioning the purpose of life when he comes across a mysterious 110-years old man. Thereby starts a journey of learning, unlearning and unravelling the secrets of ancient Indian wisdom that teach you how to live a blessed life. Among them, is the quest to find the inner swastika-one that holds the truth of the physical, the metaphysical and beyond. Written as a work of fiction but based on a true account, this is an engaging story of a manRead More →

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Meena Menon was The Hindu’s correspondent in Islamabad till she was expelled by the Pakistani authorities in May 2014. In spite of her truncated stay and the restrictions placed on her movements, Menon managed to write on a range of subjects covering swathes of life in Islamabad. She spoke to people from the persecuted Ahmadi community; she covered protests; interviewed victims of bomb blasts; she spoke to Partition survivors; she visited the sprawling, crowded Afghan refugee camp on the outskirts of the capital; wrote about the Murree Brewery; and described political events, including the high treason trial of General Musharraf. Reporting from Pakistan is consideredRead More →

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How glorious it is to paint someones imagination with words. Keeping them hooked on a cliffhanger just enough to push them over the edge with a plot twist. Books can feed the imagination of every beholder. For all such lovers of books, we bring you Owlery. Subscribe to our YouTube Channel now: Coming soon Watch Promo:  

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The Anantha Padmanabha Swamy Temple in Thiruvananthapuram safeguards within its sacrosanct walls centuries of customs and rituals, unimaginable wealth and an unwavering calm. Until a dead body turns up in its holy pond . . . And then another. The murders threaten to shake the temple’s very foundation, and when fingers point to its sealed vaults and its custodian, Aswathi Thirunal Dharmaraja Varma, the titular king of Travancore, all hell breaks loose. Meanwhile, a high-profile heist in a jewellery store at the Wafi Mall in Dubai leads investigators to a massive smuggling racket and brings Kabir Khan, additional director of the CBI, into the heartRead More →

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The book that inspired Marie Kondo’s The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up, Nagisa Tatsumi’s international bestseller offers a practical plan to figure out what to keep and what to discard so you can get–and stay–tidy, once and for all. A combination of tiny homes and a love of stylish homeware has left Japanese people hungry for advice on organization, decluttering and tidying up. Indeed, in this era of mass consumption, we are all drowning in ‘stuff’, despite our best efforts to keep on top of the clutter that collects in our homes, our office spaces and even our cars. All this clutter causes usRead More →

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Culture of Encounters gives us insight into how and why the Mughals-one of the most powerful imperial powers-poured immense energy into drawing Sanskrit thinkers to their courts, adopted and adapted Sanskrit-based practices, translated dozens of Sanskrit texts into Persian and composed Persian accounts of Indian philosophy. The first book to read these Sanskrit and Persian works in tandem, Culture of Encounters recasts the Mughal Empire as a multilingual state that collaborated with its Indian subjects to establish its role as an Indian empire. Revisiting a forgotten part of India’s history, Audrey Truschke certifies the critical role of the sociology of empire in building the MughalRead More →

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2017, Delhi – Vidyut’s dying ancestor summons him to Banaras. The old Brahmin chieftain of the Dev-Raakshasa Matth, or the God-Demon Clan, bears a chilling secret. Their bloodline carries an ancient curse that will plague mankind – towards its own violent extinction. 1700 BCE, Harappa – Harappa is a magnificent city on the banks of the mighty Saraswati river. The darkness of treachery, taantric exorcism and bloodshed unleashes itself on the last devta, paving the way for his devastating revenge…and the horrifying truth behind the fall of the glorious civilisation. 2017, Paris – The world’s most powerful religious institution is rattled. Europe’s dreaded crime lordRead More →

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What is the moment, that exact moment when everything changes and the friends you have been, become the lovers you might be? Soul mates from birth Karim and Raheen finish one another’s sentences, speak in anagrams and lie spine to spine as children. They are irrevocably bound to one another and to Karachi, Pakistan. It beats in their hearts – violent, polluted, corrupt, vibrant, brave and ultimately, home. However, Raheen is fiercely loyal and naively blinkered and she resents Karim’s need to map their city, his need to name its streets and to expand the privileged world they know. When Karim is forced to leaveRead More →

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‘Why do they call you Baaz?’ ‘It means falcon,’ he replies solemnly. ‘Or bird of prey. Because I swoop down on the enemy planes just like a Baaz would.’ Then he grins. The grey eyes sparkle. ‘It’s also short for bastard.’ 1971. The USSR-backed India-Mukti Bahini alliance is on the brink of war against the America-aided Pakistani forces. As the Cold War threatens to turn red hot, handsome, laughing Ishaan Faujdaar, a farm boy from Chakkahera, Haryana, is elated to be in the IAF, flying the Gnat, a tiny fighter plane nicknamed ‘Sabre Slayer’ for the devastation it has wrecked in the ranks of Pakistan’sRead More →