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Fusion Fiction Season -2
Close Your Eyes and Let Your Ears be the Canvas
As you turn the page, let the adventure begin our book reviews await, promising literary delights and captivating tales!
We have already put out our bid to host the Olympics in 2036 and the scale of structures are being built to handle large capacities whether it be the Ram Mandir, the new terminals of airports, railway stations, ports, ropeways, expressways, corridors, tunnels, bridges, etc. But with these will come the era of quality in construction and of the use of green construction where there will be premium for companies that use environment friendly products and energy saving equipment.
UNDER THE Night-blooming - JASMINE TREE
Lata’s consciencereminds her of one of the commandments she has heard about love —“Always be patient and never fuss over trivial matters.” She is trying hard to be uncomplaining, accepting of whatever comes her way.
VIRTUAL VIBES VS.REAL FEELINGS: CAN DIGITAL LOVE LAST?
The 21st century has transformed how we connect, build relationships, and experience love.
INTERVIEW Pratap Padode Author: Tarmac to Towers
India's infrastructure journey has been nothing short of transformative, shaping the nation’s economic and social landscape over the past 25 years. In his book Tarmac to Towers: The India Infrastructure Story, Pratap Padode chronicles this remarkable evolution, offering an insightful analysis of key projects, policy shifts, and the challenges that have defined India’s growth.
From Roots to Routes: The Indian Diaspora's Journey Through Time
A Storizen Exclusive Feature
Dil Hai Ki Manta Nahi
\"What's common between the movie Dil hai Ki manta nahi and Qyamat se Qyamat. QSQT, that's what it was called in the 90s.\" \"Aamir Khan,\" came an instant reply from Sunny.
HOT OFF the press
Tucked away in Delhi's Ridge Forest, Malcha Mahal housed a family veiled in mystery-Begum Wilayat Mahal and her children, Princess Sakina and Prince Ali Raza-who claimed to be the last heirs of Awadh.
A PLACE CALLED love
Trisha browsed at Margao market, a smile on her face. Goa hadn’t changed a whole lot, thank god! Being here brought back memories, some sweet, some bitter.
KALEIDOSCOPE OF FAVOURITES...
Favourite place, is a person Whenever time \"invested\" together...
