Tushar Mangl

In a desperate town called Bleakmoor, a father struggles against a world indifferent to the starvation of his children. Through humor, romance, and tragedy, this tale explores the unshakable courage of those who have already stared into the abyss. A haunting reflection on human resilience, love, and sacrifice, it will stay with you long after the final page. What is fear to a man already broken? The dawn arrived reluctantly in Bleakmoor, shrouded in a fog so thick it seemed as if the heavens were holding their breath—a fitting prelude to the sorrow that clung to the town like a second skin. The cold bit at my fingers, even through the threadbare gloves I wore. The skeletal trees surrounding the village reached for the sky like bony hands begging for mercy. Bleakmoor—what a name for a town that embodied despair. Its crumbling cottages sagged under the weight of poverty, and its streets, nothing more than mud tracks, whispered of lives ground down to dust. I, Edwin Holloway, trudged alon...

Expectations and recommendations of the real estate industry from the Indian Union Budget 2025-26 As the Union Budget 2025-26 draws near, all eyes are on the real estate sector—a cornerstone of India’s economy and a bellwether of its growth. From addressing housing shortages to revamping urban infrastructure, this year’s budget is expected to bring transformative reforms. So, what exactly does the real estate industry hope for this year? Let us explore. Why is the real estate sector crucial to India’s economy? Real estate isn’t just about bricks and mortar; it’s the backbone of India’s urban dreams. With over 8% contribution to the GDP and direct employment to millions, this sector fuels industries like steel, cement, and logistics. Isn’t it high time it got the attention it deserves? Must read: Alibaug: The ultimate lifestyle destination for luxury investments What is the current state of the real estate industry? The Indian real estate sector stands at a crossroads. While strides hav...

Agatha Christie’s The Clocks  toys with your perception of time, truth, and justice. Packed with intrigue, espionage, and a guest appearance by the legendary Hercule Poirot. This 1963 novel is one of Christie’s most intricate puzzles. But does it live up to her stellar reputation? Let us unravel this enigmatic tale. The Clocks by Agatha Christie: The story and its intrigue Agatha Christie introduces us to The Clocks through Sheila Webb, a stenographer sent on an assignment to a seemingly ordinary house at 19 Wilbraham Crescent. Ordinary? Not quite. Upon entering, she finds a corpse sprawled across the living room floor. As if this weren’t shocking enough, four clocks in the room all read 4:13, though Sheila recalls hearing a cuckoo clock strike three. Adding to the mystery, only one of the clocks belongs to the homeowner, Miss Pebmarsh—a blind woman who denies requesting Sheila’s services. The local police, joined by Colin Lamb, a British intelligence operative investigating espio...

In Morrowvale, a small, magical village, artist Fiona grapples with her inner demons: a child seeking safety, a teenager demanding justice, and a weary self yearning for peace. When love enters her life in the form of Elliot, a poet with his own scars, their romance stirs hope and heartache. Tragedy strikes, testing the limits of healing and self-discovery.  Against a backdrop of romance, vulnerability, and tragic loss, Fiona learns the messy truth about healing and hope. Chapter 1: Where does healing begin? The lake was silent except for the faint lap of water against the rocks. The mist wrapped around me like a too-tight scarf, clinging to my skin and making the world feel smaller than it was. My boots sank into the mud with each step, a reminder that some grounds are harder to escape than others. Mist rolled in from the lake, giving the village its signature “haunted-but-wholesome” vibe. I don’t know how many people begin their journey to healing on the edge of a lake, but that’...

Testimonials for Tushar Mangl: A friend, Visionary, and guide This piece compiles heartfelt testimonials from Tushar Mangl’s friends, reflecting his kindness, intelligence, and enduring impact. A bibliophile, a friend, and a visionary, Tushar is described as a compassionate person who inspires those around him with his words and actions. --- Testimonials Tuesday, November 27, 2007, 1:05 PM Testimonial written by Aishwarya Hmmmm... Tushar… a cool dude. Always helpful, with enough patience to listen to his friends' love stories and problems with great interest. 😄 Though he might not always find the solutions, he’s still awesome. Mr. Tushar, tussi great ho! 😉 Even when he’s angry, he’s still lovable. Sunday, October 21, 2007, 3:47 PM Testimonial written by Rids Hmm... Tushar is a great guy—a fellow lover of books like me, though he’s a bit crazier (of course). Hehe. Always great to talk to, he’s an aspiring politician like me and is extremely talkative. He could talk for an entire d...

Step into the world of Yann Martel's Life of Pi , where survival meets spirituality, and reality dances with imagination. This Man Booker Prize-winning novel is an exploration of human resilience, faith, and the art of storytelling. From its gripping premise to its thought-provoking themes, discover why this book continues to captivate readers worldwide. Read our detailed review, packed with insights, themes, and recommendations for other ocean survival tales. What makes Life of Pi  stand out? Life of Pi , published in 2001 by Penguin Books , is a novel of survival, faith, and imagination. Yann Martel writes story around 16-year-old Piscine Molitor Patel (Pi), who survives a shipwreck only to find himself adrift in the Pacific Ocean with a zebra, a hyena, an orangutan, and a 450-pound Royal Bengal tiger named Richard Parker. At first glance, this seems like a fantastical adventure tale about themes of faith, human resilience, and the power of narrative. The book defies categorisati...