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Humanities & Social SciencesUngal Manitham Jaathiyataratha?
by Jeya Rani
We understand patriotism as loving the country. What is a country? Its geographical boundaries? Boundaries are variable. In fact the country is its people. If the people are destroyed or expelled it is not the country. If the majority, for the sake of power, begins to destroy, there is no alternative but to cut off the last two human lives on Earth and kill each other. Our Constitution makes India the largest democracy in the world, rich in caste, religion, language, gender, color and ethnicity. It was built on the principles of justice, freedom, equality and brotherhood. The fundamental rights of everyone across birthmarks were guaranteed. What could true patriotism be other than respecting it as good people and walking with brotherhood?
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Humanities & Social SciencesUngal Kulanthai Yarudaiyathu?
by Jeyarani
We strive to enlighten our children With that in mind but We turn them into students. We only teach mindfulness in the season when knowledge is on fire. We make our children ourselves into modern beasts who have misunderstood the caste-based social values of gender inequality and embraced the hyper-imagination of the economy. Thus we first need to understand that we are parents who have no understanding of education and do not know what the basics of child rearing are. The book is like a slap in the face to the fact that Indian parents can be subdued in two ways as strict parenting or pet parenting. Although the words of the author Jayarani, who speaks through this book, may hurt us in some places, there is a need for every parent to absorb these considering the future completeness of our children.
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Travel writingBlu Palinuro
by Isabel Parreño
Blu Palinuro is a slow-paced literary passport to Italy. In this book Isabel Parreño weaves her way around the sights of a magical, mysterious and resilient Italy and takes us from bustling Venice to the unknown island of Pantelleria. A fresh and delicate field guide to discover Italy through anecdotes and curiosities about Dante, Petrarch, Hugo Pratt, Elena Ferrante, Pasolini and Elsa Morante, among many others.
